2014 Map of Jackson

About this map

The Savanna River forms a dynamic boundary between South Carolina and Georgia, anchoring a landscape shaped by both natural waterways and modern infrastructure. The town of Jackson serves as the primary population center, featuring a grid of residential streets and the Jackson Cem. To the northwest, the settlements of Kathwood and Hankinson sit near the Kathwood Lakes and Wasteway Pond, illustrating the area's transition from agricultural land to managed water systems. The river's winding path is marked by distinctive features such as Silver Bluff and the prehistoric Rhodes Mound, highlighting a long history of human activity along the shoreline. Further south, Grays Landing and the E Reservoir near Cowden reveal the continued importance of the river corridor for both transport and water management in the early twenty-first century.