2017 Map of Henderson Still

About this map

Henderson Still marks a distinct crossroads in this south Georgia landscape where the borders of Atkinson, Lanier, and Clinch counties meet. The area is characterized by an intricate network of wetlands and namesake bays, including the curiously named Fifty Dollar Bay and the extensive Arabia Swamp to the southeast. These topographical features suggest a history of naval stores and timber extraction, common to the Wiregrass Region. Local landmarks such as Featherbed Bay and Bee Pond Flats are interspersed among a grid of rural roads named for established families and landmarks, such as Waldo Henderson Rd, Boots Gillis Rd, and Johnson Settlement Rd. The drainage patterns of Hog Creek and Mud Cr further define the damp, low-lying terrain that influenced the early settlement and road placement throughout this portion of the coastal plain.