2011 Map of Winokur

About this map

Winokur and Bachlott anchor this portion of Brantley County, appearing here as they were during the early 21st century. The landscape is defined by the slow drainage of the Georgia coastal plain, where Buffalo Creek and its tributary, Little Buffalo Creek, wind through a network of rural county roads. Distinctive landforms such as White Oak Hammock and Briar Island rise slightly above the surrounding wetlands, providing identifiable landmarks in an area dominated by timber and agricultural interests. The road network, including family-named routes like Oberry Rd and John S Pond Rd, reflects a history of local land ownership and passage through the Cross Swamp region. This map illustrates the intersection of modern transportation corridors with the enduring natural hydrology of the southern Georgia woods.