2010 Map of Ammon

About this map

Ammon and Peters Creek anchor this coastal plain landscape at the turn of the 21st century, where the winding course of Turnbull Creek and the South River define the local geography. The map reveals a transition between agricultural land and swampy basins, notably Bear Path Bay and Mill Bay, which reflect the distinctive geological depressions typical of the region. Local transit is dominated by historic routes like Old Fayetteville Rd and Cascade Canal Rd, indicating a long-standing network of inland trade. Notable river crossings such as Ammon Ford and Reeves Ford mark traditional points of passage across the creek beds. The naming of roads like Hog Haven Dr and Pork Chop Dr provides a unique cultural identifier for the modern agricultural character of the area, while family-named routes such as Culbreth Smith Rd and Lula Long Rd offer valuable leads for genealogical research.