2011 Map of Rupert

About this map

Bloodworth Cemetery and Sand Bethel Cemetery anchor the rural landscape of Taylor County in this early 21st-century record of the Georgia interior. The area is defined by a network of local routes like Ed Davis Rd and Jaye Rd, which connect small communities such as Charing and Rupert. Water resources are central to the region's topography, evidenced by Garretts Pond Dam and Rogers Mill Dam, alongside the winding paths of Rambulette Creek and Whitewater Creek. The Rupert Post Office serves as a central landmark for local residents, while the Beulah Lookout Tower stands as a prominent point of interest in the surrounding woodland. This survey provides a clear view of the family-named landmarks and historical burial grounds, including Prosperity Cemetery, that continue to define this pocket of the Deep South.