2020 Map of Leesburg

About this map

Kinchafonee Creek and Muckalee Creek define the drainage patterns of this Lee County landscape, winding through a region characterized by scattered settlements and agricultural tracts. The town of Leesburg serves as the central hub, anchored by the Lee County Courthouse and established residential grids like those along Smithville Rd. To the west, the crossroads at Byne Crossroads and the waters of James Pond mark a more rural interior, while the southern reaches feature smaller communities such as Century, Forrester, and Palmyra. For those researching local history or genealogy, the map identifies several burial sites including Leesburg Cem, Lowe Cem, and Palmyra Cem. The presence of Palmyra Springs and numerous smaller watercourses like Rock Hole Cr highlight the reliance on natural water sources that historically shaped the placement of farmsteads and rural dwellings in this part of Georgia.