2014 Map of Headlight

About this map

Headlight and Ernest stand as primary reference points in this southeastern Georgia landscape, situated within a complex network of wetlands and branch streams. The terrain is characterized by numerous small basins and bays, such as Lees Bay and Walters Bay, interspersed with named dry ground like Crews Island and Cart Island. This 2014 survey documents the modern layout of rural roads, including Colon Rd and the significant corridor of Us-441, which bisects the eastern half of the area. For those interested in local genealogy or historical land use, the Hilliard Cem is a notable landmark in the northwest. The drainage patterns of Jones Cr, Big Br, and Black Br illustrate the low-lying nature of this region, where subtle elevation changes dictate the placement of local roads like Cason Rd and Coon Hollow Rd.