2011 Map of Roberta

About this map

Roberta serves as the primary hub of this Crawford County landscape, where the Roberta Post Office and Roberta City Cemetery anchor a settlement pattern that fans out toward the Flint River. The terrain is deeply marked by local family lineages, evidenced by the high density of burial grounds such as Spillers Cemetery, Wilson Cemetery, and Chambliss Cemetery. The map captures the area's transition from historical river crossings to modern road networks, notably where Benjamin Hawkins Rd approaches the Flint River at Hawkins Bridge. Small communities like Francisville, Horns, and Gaillard dot the surrounding countryside, connected by numerous creeks including Big Branch Lewis Creek and Beaver Creek. The drainage of Big Beech Creek and Little Beech Creek defines the western reaches, while the presence of Bell Dam and Bell Lake near Griffith shows the managed water resources of this Georgia interior.