2017 Map of Jacksonboro Bridge

About this map

Brier Creek defines the low-lying wetlands of Screven County, meandering through a landscape shaped by tributary drainages and seasonal ponds. Near the historical crossing at Jacksonboro Bridge, the terrain is a network of water and woods, where Beaverdam Cr and Blue Springs emerge from the wetlands. Further south, the northern outskirts of Sylvania appear at the edge of the survey, signaling the shift toward more developed uplands. This 2017 edition documents the persistent rural character of the region, where family and community heritage is preserved in sites like Reddick Cems and Friendship Memorial Cem. The map provides a detailed view of the local drainage system, from Buck Cr and So Prong Buck Cr to established water bodies like Loriscy Lake and Boddiford Pond, illustrating the hydraulic patterns that have governed land use in this part of Georgia for generations.