2020 Map of Vada

About this map

Vada sits at the junction of Decatur and Mitchell counties, serving as a focal point in a landscape defined by significant karst topography and agricultural drainage. The terrain is notably marked by geological features such as Little Rock Sink and Big Rock Sink, along with the expansive marshy environment of Big Slough. This modern survey reveals a region where traditional land use meets specialized infrastructure, evidenced by the presence of both Vada Airport and Anderson Airport. Local history and genealogy are preserved in the landscape through sites like Brock Cem, while the extensive network of rural roads, including Fathers Home Church Rd and Delwood Church Rd, illustrates the continued importance of church-centered communities in this part of Georgia. The southern portion of the map is dominated by a distinctive low-lying wetland area known as The Level.