2012 Map of Lake Talquin

About this map

Lake Talquin dominates this landscape, its sprawling fingers and numerous landings defining the local geography and settlement patterns. Numerous waterfront access points such as Rawlings Landing, Browns Landing, and Davis Boat Landing reflect the importance of the reservoir for recreation and community identity. The map illustrates a mix of wooded preserves and small rural settlements, most notably Ebenezer and Holland, alongside the Wallwood Boy Scout Camp Reserve. On the eastern shore, Fort Braden serves as a local hub near the Fort Braden Cem. The road network is a blend of modern corridors and historic routes like the Old Federal Rd in the northwest. Tributaries such as the Little River and Rocky Comfort Cr feed the lake, while smaller branches like Mule Cr and Polk Cr carve through the surrounding timberlands and hillsides.