2024 Map of Nashville West

About this map

The Withlacoochee River and New River define the winding agricultural landscape of south-central Georgia, tracing the jurisdictional boundary between Berrien and Cook counties. This contemporary topographic record captures the rural character of the region, where family-named roads and remote crossroads such as Chaserville, Cottle, and Massee connect dispersed farmsteads. To the east, the western edge of Nashville serves as a focal point, anchored by the Berrien County Courthouse and several historic burial grounds, including West View Cem and the Old City Cem. The terrain is punctuated by significant water features and wetlands, such as District Pond, Slash Pond, and Youngs Mill Creek. For those exploring local family histories, the map identifies numerous family landmarks like the Bennett Family Cem and the Sandy Bluff Cem, providing a precise geographic context for the area's genealogical heritage.