2014 Map of Waverly

About this map

Waverly and White Oak anchor this low-lying coastal landscape where the Glynn Co / Camden Co line meets the winding Little Satilla River. The terrain is a complex network of wetlands and riverine reaches, defined by substantial islands like Still Island, Hull Island, and Goat Island that rise from the surrounding marshes. A mix of rural development and family history is evident in the proximity of Horse Stamp Cem and Quarterman Cem to the modern corridors of Us-17 and Ga-110. The presence of the Hazzards Neck Lookout Tower near the Interstate 95 corridor provides a distinct navigational landmark amidst the intricate drainage of Quarterman Cr and White Oak Creek. This topography reflects the transitional nature of the Georgia coast, where established settlements like Spring Bluff and Red Bluff occupy slightly higher ground overlooking tidal creeks such as Waverly Cr and Sweeny Cr.