1964 Map of Aiken NW

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The South Fork Edisto River winds through the northeast corner of this landscape, its tributaries like Jumping Gut and Mile Branch carving the terrain northwest of Seiglers Crossroads. This 1964 survey, revised in 1982, reveals a rural landscape defined by family legacies and industrial infrastructure. Multiple family burial grounds, including the Timmerman Cem and Seigler Cem, are preserved alongside small community hubs like Center Sch and Shiloh Ch. The southern portion of the map shows significant modernization with the presence of the Aiken Municipal Airport and its associated Beacon. Extensive clay extraction is evident through several marked Claypit sites, while significant energy infrastructure is indicated by the prominent Pipeline corridor crossing the area. Notable landmarks such as Camp Ne Kia and Aiken Waterworks further reflect the region's development during the mid-to-late 20th century.