2014 Map of Glennville NE

About this map

Bethel Cemetery and several other burial grounds define the landscape of this rural Georgia map, marking the convergence of Liberty, Long, and Tattnall counties. The terrain is characterized by a network of local roads and waterways, with Taylors Creek and Kirkland Creek draining the flatlands. This region’s heritage is preserved through family and community landmarks like Smith Chapel Cemetery and Poplar Head Cemetery, situated among a road system that includes Walthourville Road and Ga-144. The presence of numerous cemeteries such as Zion Travel Cemetery and Oak Grove Cemetery suggests a well-established history of local families and small rural congregations. Key crossing points like Taylors Creek Bridge provide focal points for understanding the historical movement and settlement patterns between these coastal plain counties during the early 21st century.