2011 Map of Oak Park SW

About this map

The agrarian landscape of Toombs County is defined by a dense network of country roads and low-lying watercourses, as seen in this 2011 survey. Local genealogy and land ownership are tied closely to the numerous family burial grounds scattered across the terrain, including Williamson Cemetery, Mosley Cemetery, and Sanders Cemetery. The hydrology of the area is centered on several major arteries, most notably Tiger Creek and Pendleton Creek, which gather smaller tributaries like Naked Creek and Camp Branch. Water management for local use is evident at Rice Lake, where Rice Dam controls the flow near the intersection of several rural routes. The map documents a contemporary rural Georgia infrastructure where traditional land use, represented by sites like Pidgeon Springs Cemetery and McDonald Cemetery, persists alongside an extensive grid of numbered county roads and named paths such as Ben Boatright Rd and New Normantown Rd.