1993 Map of Kingsland
USGS Topo · Published 1995About this map
Kingsland sits at a critical junction of southern Georgia geography, where the St Marys Railroad and major Interstate interchanges meet the winding wetlands of the St Marys River. This 1993 revision documents a landscape in transition, where established family landmarks like Sheffield Cem and Brazell Cem share the map with modern developments and several mobile home parks. The area’s spiritual and educational roots are well-represented by Carnegie Chapel, Evergreen Ch, and the Matilda Harris Sch. To the north and east, the terrain yields to the tidal influence of the Crooked River and Shingle Island Swamp, while local industry is noted by several sandpits near Colerain RD. The map captures the distinct boundary between Camden Co and Nassau Co, marking the interstate line between Georgia and Florida.
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