2011 Map of Sea Island

About this map

Saint Simons Island and its smaller neighbor Sea Island define this coastal landscape, separated by the winding course of Village Creek. At this point in the early twenty-first century, the shoreline exhibits a mix of established residential areas and tidal marshlands. Notable clusters of settlement include Village Bluff, German Village, and Harrington on the northern end of Saint Simons, while Sea Island is characterized by its linear development along Sea Island Dr and Ocean Rd. The presence of the Sea Island Post Office and the distinct neighborhoods of Black Banks and East End illustrate the continued growth of these barrier island communities. The intricate network of tidal waterways, including the Hampton River, Mosquito Creek, and Postell Creek, provides a detailed look at the geography of the Georgia coast before shifting sands like Pelican Spit inevitably alter the maritime boundaries.