2024 Map of Haddock

About this map

The town of Haddock serves as a central hub in this landscape along the border of Jones and Baldwin Counties. The area is characterized by a network of creeks and drainage basins, including Commissioner Creek and Potato Creek, which feed into several private impoundments such as Williams Lake Number One and Williams Lake Number Two. To the northwest, the Oconee National Forest provides a protected wooded backdrop to the small community of Blountsville. Local history and genealogy interest is concentrated around the settlement of Fortville, where the Fortville Cem remains a primary landmark. The road network, including Fortville Milledgeville Rd and Old Monticello Rd NW, reflects the long-standing transit corridors between Middle Georgia's early agricultural and governmental centers. The presence of the Brookline-Meadowmere Airport indicates the modern evolution of land use in this traditionally rural and forested terrain.