2020 Map of Oliver

About this map

Ogeechee River bottomlands define the southern landscape of this Screven County quadrangle, where the river serves as the natural boundary between Bulloch and Effingham counties. The settlement of Oliver sits just north of the river, connected to the surrounding countryside by a network of rural routes including Saw Mill Rd and Old Louisville Rd. To the northwest, Halcyondale marks a distinct point of historical interest, while the town of Newington occupies the northeastern corner near the Meldrin Millpond. The terrain is characterized by numerous swampy depressions and named water bodies such as Mobley Bay and Huggins Lake. Researchers can locate several rural landmarks that anchor the community's geography, including the Union Cem and routes like Ennis School Rd, which reflect the area's agricultural and educational heritage.