I've drawn in roads where roads actually exist (!) but someone on the ground will need to add the names.

This sign:

https://www.facebook.com/wellsweedmedic/photos/pcb.1096838000501982/1096837750502007/?type=3&__tn__=HH-R&eid=ARCZvymJwKQ25YTZK7gi0Q1R7OH1_1WqKL0hAohGtOTYxnaGxSvVkFGbTsVqgtrZmCzN2lReJAi2d2WA

...mentions four parks within the "Earle May Recreation Area". Between these five entities and Bainbridge State Park, it is unclear where one park ends and another begins. I can't even find a "Carson Hatcher Park". And while the Earle May Boat Basin itself is obvious, the extents of an Earle May Recreation Area are not.

Are these one-way roads surrounding Lake Drive Park?

This main tract of Wakulla State Forest (without the outlying tracts) is also Wakulla Wildlife Management Area:

file:///E:/download/pfs675.pdf

I dunno how to make the same entity on the map appear as both a State Forest and a WMA.

The boundary between Baker and Calhoun Counties is mapped as shown on the USGS topo maps. However, the GA DNR map at

https://georgiawildlife.com/locations/wrd

shows a different and far more convoluted boundary. Which is the correct border?

Fairchild State Park is also a Nature Preserve called Lake Seminole Wildlife Management Area - Fairchild Tract. Exact same boundaries. I don't know how to make this one element into two different leisure areas. I could just draw over it, but that's probably not the correct way to do it.

What are the extents of the school grounds for Greenville High School? It looks as though pieces of the school are scattered among the neighborhood. Do the grounds include the baseball field to the SE?

This appears to be a neighborhood under development. I've drawn in the roads as unpaved service roads, but if the development gets completed they should be converted to paved residential roads.