2011 Map of Woodbury

About this map

Woodbury serves as the primary hub in this Georgia landscape, situated where local routes converge north of the Flint River. The terrain is defined by a series of distinct ridges and hollows, including Dixon Mountain and the prominent Huckleberry Pinnacle. This 2011 survey documents a rural environment deeply connected to its past through numerous family and community landmarks. Researchers can trace the legacy of early industry at Sees Old Mill and identify the distribution of long-standing rural settlements such as Johnson Crossroads, Persico, and Loftin. The map's detailed recording of the Flint River corridor reveals geographical features like Dripping Rocks and the Iron Bridge crossing, alongside numerous small family burial grounds including the Gilbert Cemetery and Bowman Cemetery. The western portion is marked by water management features such as the Cane Creek Structure Number Two Lake, illustrating the more recent hydrological changes to the local drainage basins.