The coastal counties of Georgia have high water tables, and information about older onsite systems can be thin at best. For several years a program through the University of Georgia has been trying to end this information shortage, and now the end is in sight. With it comes a way for septic professionals to see where old systems are.
Sometime in 2021, the university should complete work on a database and map of all the septic systems in the 11 coastal counties, meaning either counties with Atlantic Ocean shorelines or counties adjacent to an ocean county. At least, the database
