2017 Map of Stanfordville

About this map

Oconee National Forest encompasses a significant portion of this landscape at the junction of Jasper, Putnam, and Jones Counties. The small settlements of Stanfordville and Goolsby anchor the north, connected by a network of rural routes including Joe Phillips Rd and Dumas Rd. The terrain is defined by its complex drainage, where numerous creeks like Cedar Cr and Glady Cr flow toward significant local impoundments such as Dumas Lake and Hillsboro Lake. This 2017 data reflects a region where timberlands and private estates intersect, evidenced by family-named landmarks like Fullerton Cem and several private water bodies like Walker- Laney Lake. The road system, including Union Hill Church Rd, suggests the historical importance of local congregations in this quiet corner of the Georgia Piedmont.