2017 Map of Milledgeville

About this map

The Oconee River serves as the central artery for this Georgia landscape, winding south past Milledgeville and creating a complex system of islands and shoals including McMillan Island, Buzzard Island, and Toms Shoals. The 2017 survey details the urban expansion of the city into neighboring Hardwick, Harrisburg, and Scottsboro, alongside several institutional landmarks. This edition is particularly valuable for genealogists, as it documents numerous historic burial sites such as Memory Hill Cem, John Arnold Cem, and the Black Springs Baptist Churchyard. Beyond the residential corridors, the map reveals a water-rich geography shaped by numerous lakes and ponds, from Lake Laurel in the north to the Georgia Lake Number Nine and Hospital Lake Number Two near the riverbanks. The southern portion is marked by the Georgia Veterans Memorial Cem and the transition into Wilkinson County, showing a landscape where residential developments give way to dense hydrology and nature centers.