2013 Map of Savannah

About this map

The Clyde River and the historic path of Clintons Ditch define the low-lying wetlands of this landscape, including a portion of the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge. The map details the transition from the village of Clyde in the west to the town of Savannah in the east, connected by the northern and southern corridors of Old Route 31. Dozens of crossroads and family-named corners such as Daboll Corners, Wiley Corner, and Munsons Corner provide a rich resource for genealogists tracing ancestral homesteads near the Crusoe Lake basin. Notable burial sites like Aurand Cem and the Wilsey Farm Cem are carefully noted alongside local infrastructure like the Armitage Bridge and the Savannah Agri-Air Airport. The terrain is characterized by distinctive elevations including Hogback Ridge and Fort Hill rising above the marshy flats of Crusoe Island.