2011 Map of Newton

About this map

Newton sits at the heart of this Southern Georgia landscape, serving as a primary crossing point where the Flint River meets Cooleewahee Creek. The town's connection to the surrounding region is anchored by the James Henderson Hall Senior Bridge, which spans the river and links the community to a network of rural roads such as S R 15 and Broad Ave. The terrain is defined by low-lying water features, including Reflection Lake, the curiously named Baptism Pond, and the Sister Islands located downstream. The map reveals a high density of named local roads, such as Holton Quarters Rd and Coon Pond Rd, suggesting a landscape shaped by long-standing family landholdings and agricultural divisions common to this part of the state.