2011 Map of Homerville East

About this map

The Homerville area in southern Georgia is characterized by a high-density network of watercourses and agricultural road systems. Local commerce and civic life center around the Homerville Post Office and the rail-aligned settlements of Argyle, Traisville, and Paletree. The landscape is defined by its drainage patterns, with Suwannee Creek and its many tributaries, including Polly Branch and Little Suwannee Creek, carving through the terrain. Evidence of water management and local industry is seen at Dickerson Millpond, which collects the waters of Tatum Creek. Further east, the Sandy Flats provide a distinct topographical contrast to the riparian corridors of Surveyors Creek and Cane Creek. The road network, comprising numerous local routes like Sessoms Memorial Hwy and Country Road 129, reflects a rural infrastructure built around these waterways and small communities.