2011 Map of Ludowici

About this map

Ludowici serves as the focal point for this Southeast Georgia landscape, where a transition from town streets to expansive lowlands defines the local geography. Significant for genealogists and local historians, the sheet identifies numerous burial grounds scattered across the countryside, including Concord Cemetery, Sharp Cemetery, and the uniquely named Strangers Cemetery. The hydrology of the area is dominated by the meandering path of Doctors Creek, which flows southward toward the Goose Run Creek drainage, and man-made features such as the Smiley Pond Dam. Beyond the settlement, the terrain shifts into a series of named islands and ridges within the swampy river bottomlands, notably Pine Island and the elevated Board Pile Ridges. These features, alongside landmarks like the Ludowici Post Office and the Ivy Melvin Hendrix Junior Bridge, document the infrastructure and community layout of Long County during the early 21st century.