2014 Map of Surrency

About this map

Surrency occupies a central position on this Southeast Georgia landscape, serving as a crossroads where Ga-121 and Ga-27 intersect near the Appling County and Wayne County line. The settlement's local history is anchored by the Surrency Cem in the town center and the Overstreet Cem situated further south along the highway. This area is defined by its complex drainage network, where the Little Satilla Cr flows through the northern reaches while Boggy Cr and Colemans Cr meander through the timbered lowlands. The rural infrastructure is visible through a grid of local corridors like Old Surrency Rd and various forest breaks, reflecting the agricultural and silvicultural character of the region. Notable water features such as Reedy Cr and Dry Cr illustrate the seasonal hydrology of these flatwoods.