2020 Map of Greshamville

About this map

The Oconee National Forest defines the central landscape of this Greene County quadrangle, where the Oconee River and Apalahee River meet to form the northern reaches of Lake Oconee. This modern survey illustrates the persistent rural character of the area, punctuated by small settlements like Greshamville and Wrayswood. The topographic data reveals a complex network of creeks, including Little Greenbrier Cr and Ellison Cr, which feed into the river system. Family and local history is deeply embedded in the land, evidenced by numerous burial sites such as McWhorter Cem, Greshamville Cem, and Brown-Jones Cem. The presence of Watson Spring and the crossing at Trimble Bridge further mark the transition from the rolling timberland to the water-dominated south, providing a detailed look at the interface between managed forest and the reservoirs created by regional hydro-infrastructure.