2020 Map of Woodville

About this map

Oglethorpe and Greene counties meet along a ridge line in this rural Georgia landscape, where a network of small family cemeteries and crossroads settlements defines the local geography. The topography is carved by the N Fork Little River and its numerous tributaries, including Syls Fork, Galloway Cr, and Tuggle Cr. To the west, the Oconee National Forest covers the terrain near Town Cr. Numerous family-named burial sites like Armstrong Cem, L H Cook Cem, and the Absalom Janes Cem are preserved among the timbered hills and small clearings. Transportation is anchored by Union Point Rd and Watts Bridge, connecting established communities such as Bairdstown, Woodville, and Bethesda in a region that remains deeply tied to its agricultural and forestry roots.