2014 Map of Perry West

About this map

The western periphery of Perry transitions from the growing street grids of Meadowdale and Oak Knolls into a landscape defined by the multi-county drainage of Big Indian Cr. This corner of Georgia, where the borders of Houston, Peach, and Macon counties converge, is dotted with several private water bodies named for local families, including Lucy Giles Lake, Louis Newberry Lake, and John Schofield Lake. Transportation corridors like Us-341 and the Perry Pky connect established communities like Myrtle and Clopine to the industrial and suburban development pushing westward from the city center. Farther south, the terrain opens into a less densely populated expanse characterized by the meandering Flat Cr and smaller hamlets such as Moss Oak, maintaining a distinctly rural character amidst the gradual northward expansion from the Macon County line.