1958 Map of Limerick SE

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Coastal marshlands and tidal waterways define this landscape along the border of Bryan and Liberty Counties, where the Tivoli River and Belfast River converge toward the Atlantic. The settlement of Sunbury sits prominently near the confluence of the Sunbury Channel and East Channel, marking a site of significant early Georgia history near the Fort Morris (Site). Further inland, the Seaboard Air Line railroad traverses the upper reaches of the map, serving timber and naval stores interests near Belfast and Keller. This 1958 field-checked survey highlights the region's reliance on groundwater, evidenced by numerous Artesian Wells dotting the landscape. Cultural landmarks like the George Washington Carver Sch and several country churches, including Bryan Neck Ch and Corinth Ch, provide critical points of interest for genealogists tracing family roots in these coastal communities.