2011 Map of Harrietts Bluff

About this map

The tidal landscape of the Georgia coast is defined by the winding course of the Crooked River as it snakes toward Kings Bay and the Cumberland River. This 2011 survey shows a transition from historical agricultural footprints to contemporary residential developments, with legacy names like Elliotts Plantation and Sugar Mill Plantation now designating community clusters. The northern reaches are characterized by high bluffs and landings, including Harrietts Bluff and Sadlers Landing, which overlook a complex network of marshy islands and branches. Further south, the map reveals the infrastructure supporting the local population near the Florida border, including the Saint Marys Post Office and the Saint Marys Airport. The detailed road network, from Colerain Rd to Saint Marys Rd, illustrates the residential growth of settlements like Scotchville and Mission Trace within this intricate coastal environment.