2014 Map of Manningtown

About this map

Manningtown serves as the primary settlement in this corner of Wayne County, Georgia, where a web of rural roads and watercourses defines the local geography. The landscape is characterized by a series of geographic islands including Strickland Island, Downing Island, and Long Island, which rise amidst a network of branches and creeks. These waterways, such as Honey Camp Br and Oak Pond Br, have historically dictated the placement of crossings and routes like the Rosin Ford. This 2014 survey documents the persistence of family-named roads and rural infrastructure, from Browntown Rd to the various "breaks" like Flowers Break Rd and Murphy Break. The street-level detail in the town center, including Alvin St and Orman St, offers a clear record of modern property access and residential layout in this coastal plain community.