2014 Map of Pretoria

About this map

Pretoria and the rural lands west of Albany are defined by a complex network of waterways, where the drainage of Cooleewahee Cr and Tallahassee Cr shapes the landscape. In the northern reaches, suburban developments such as Gillionville Forest, Doublegate, and Saint Andrews show the residential growth pushing into former agricultural zones. These modern neighborhoods stand in contrast to the established railroad and road crossings like Walker, Ducker, and Lockett Crossing that historically anchored the region's movement. Local history and genealogy interests are grounded at the Mossy Grove Cem near the western edge of the quadrangle. The terrain is dotted with significant water features like Cedar Lake and Horse Lot Pond, illustrating the hydrology of this South Georgia corridor between the borders of Terrell, Lee, and Dougherty Counties.