2011 Map of Tarver

About this map

Alexis and Tarver stand as the primary small settlements in this south Georgia landscape, connected by a network of rural roads such as County Hwy-121 and Barnes Rd. The terrain is characterized by its wetlands and unique naming conventions, notably featuring Buzzard Island and Whiskey Island, which rise above the surrounding drainage of Alligator Creek and Toms Creek. The transportation patterns, including labels for Harrison Ford Rd and Sandy Ford Rd, suggest historic river crossings that dictated early movement through the region. Further south, the settlement of Potter sits near a dense web of local tracks like Ricefield Rd and Alexander Rd, hinting at the agricultural and timber-based land use common to this part of the state in the early twenty-first century.