2014 Map of Glenn

About this map

Whitewater Creek and its tributaries carve through the rolling landscape along the Georgia-Alabama border, defining the rural character of this region in Heard and Troup counties. The map captures a high density of burial grounds, such as State Line Cem, Mt Zion Cem, and Glenn-Burpee Cole Cem, which serve as vital markers for genealogical research in these borderland communities. Small settlements and intersections like O'Neals Crossroad, Denver, and Glenn anchor the local road network, while Panacea Airport provides a small-scale aviation footprint in the countryside. The geography is notably shaped by the divide between the Heard and Troup county lines, with the Alabama state boundary marking the western edge near Waresville. Water features like Reeds Lake and Little Wehadkee Creek provide the primary drainage for the area's many ridges and valleys.