Colerain

Colerain occupies a low, wooded inland position beside the St. Marys River in southeastern Georgia. This small unincorporated community in Camden County is known as the site of the Treaty of Colerain, concluded in 1796 between the United States and Creek representatives. The agreement addressed boundaries and relations in the early republic, giving this quiet river locality a lasting place in the history of the Southeast. Its setting belongs to the broad coastal plain near the Georgia–Florida border, where forests and wetlands shape the region’s character. Browse additional webcams nearby to understand how Colerain relates to southeastern Georgia’s surroundings.

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