
Albertson and Kornegay anchor this rural pocket of Duplin and Lenoir counties, where the Northeast Cape Fear River snakes through a landscape defined by expansive wetlands. The drainage of Goshen Swamp and its numerous tributaries, including Burn Coat Cr and Panther Cr, shapes the local settlement patterns. Small communities like Herrings Crossroads and Pleasant Grove are connected by a network of family-named roads, reflecting a deeply rooted local history. Genealogists will find significant detail in the mapping of several rural burial grounds, including Will Taylor Cem, Westbrook Cem, and the Oak Ridge Memorial Cem. The prominence of water features like Maxwell Millpond and Turner Pond points to a landscape historically dependent on local water resources and hydraulic engineering in the Eastern North Carolina coastal plain.
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12 maps found

1977 Warsaw North
Duplin County, NC

1980 Albertson
Duplin County, NC

1980 Summerlins Crossroads
Duplin County, NC

1981 Charity
Duplin County, NC

1981 Lyman
Duplin County, NC

1984 Warsaw South
Duplin County, NC

2022 Albertson
Duplin County, NC

2022 Charity
Duplin County, NC

2022 Lyman
Duplin County, NC

2022 Summerlins Crossroads
Duplin County, NC

2022 Warsaw North
Duplin County, NC

2022 Warsaw South
Duplin County, NC