1993 Map of Jerusalem

About this map

The Satilla River winds through this coastal Georgia landscape, defining the borders of Monfort Island and passing several historic crossing points and river landings. During this era, the riverbank was dotted with small settlements and industrial markers such as Owens Ferry, Clarks Bluff, and Bullhead Bluff. The interior reflects a deep-rooted local history, with familial names preserved in places like Jim Baileys Mill and John Baileys Mill. To the east, the Old National Highway provides a terrestrial backbone for the community of Tompkins, where the Tompkins Cem and New Hope Ch serve as local landmarks. The presence of features like Hells Gate along the water and the Refuge Camp to the north highlight the varied use of this wetland-dominated environment in Camden County.