2017 Map of Statenville

About this map

Statenville serves as the focal point of this South Georgia landscape, situated at a bend in the Alapaha River. The area is defined by the winding paths of the Alapahoochee River and Knights Br, creating a complex network of wetlands and riverine terrain. The road structure reveals a deep connection to local family names and rural history, with routes such as Sardis Church Rd, Bethel Church Rd, and J Frank Culpepper Rd fanning out from the central settlement. For genealogists, the inclusion of Carter Cem and numerous family-named roads like Hickory Grove Rd and Coggins Farm Rd provides a clear map of local lineage. The topography is subtle, dominated by the low-lying basins of Long Br and Alligator Cr, reflecting the traditional agrarian and timber-based economy of Echols County.