1964 Map of Anderson South

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Anderson and its southern residential expansions dominate the northern portion of this mid-1960s survey, revealing a landscape transitioning from textile-driven urban centers to suburban development. The neighborhood of Homeland Park and the industrial community of Gluck anchor the corridor between the city and the rural southern reaches. Transport and utility infrastructure are prominent, defined by the Atlantic Coast Line railroad and a significant Pipeline network that cuts diagonally across the terrain toward the settlement of Starr.