2011 Map of Meldrim SW

About this map

Clyde and Ellabell anchor this 2011 survey of the Georgia lowlands, where the landscape is defined by the winding course of the Ogeechee River and its various tributaries. The map shows a clear division between the rural riverfront settlements and the structured, restricted access routes of the adjacent military installation, marked by numerous thoroughfares such as Fort Stewart Road 43. For family historians, the presence of Clyde Cemetery and Wise Cemetery offers specific points of interest within the quiet, timbered terrain. Notable hydrological features include Gartrell Lake, managed by the Gartrell Lake Dam, and the slow-moving waters of Clyde Creek. River access points like Shuman Lndg and the crossing at Morgans Bridge illustrate the long-standing importance of the Ogeechee as a local transit corridor and boundary.