2024 Map of Wrens

About this map

The town of Stapleton serves as a primary hub in this Georgia landscape, defined by a network of agricultural lands and creek-fed ponds. The local topography is carved by waterways like Brushy Creek and Big Creek, which historically supported industry and recreation through features such as Stapleton Mill Pond, Gamble Mill Pond, and Kings Mill Pond. This 2024 map documents the enduring community structures of the area, notably the Stone Springfield AME Church and its associated Stone Springfield AME Church Cem, alongside several family and community burial grounds including Harts Grove Cem, Berryhill Cem, and Vining Cem. Moving east, the town of Wrens appears as a center of commerce and transport, anchored by its own Wrens Post Office and memorial sites. The map provides a contemporary view of the region's rural character, where small settlements remain tied to the surrounding drainage basins of Duhart Creek and Fishpond Branch.