2020 Map of Taylors Creek

About this map

Canoochee Creek meanders through this portion of Liberty and Long counties, defining a landscape dominated by low-lying wetlands and dense drainage networks. The terrain is characterized by distinctive elliptical depressions known as Strum Bay and Cedar Bay, which punctuate the sandy soils typical of the Georgia coastal plain. This area preserves several significant links to local family history, most notably the Taylors Creek Cem and the Todd - Ray Cem, situated north of Sandy Swamp. The map details the hydrography of the region, including Taylors Creek and its various tributaries like Mill Cr and Gum Br. These water features and cemeteries provide a geographical anchor for researchers tracing the early settlement patterns and genealogical roots in this rural stretch of South Georgia.