2016 Map of Angier

About this map

Angier sits at the southern edge of this landscape where the boundaries of Wake, Harnett, and Johnston counties converge. The area is defined by a dense network of residential subdivisions and rural homesteads, reflecting the modern expansion of the Research Triangle region. Local aviation history is represented by Triple W Airport and Fuquay-Angier Field, while the topography is characterized by the numerous creeks and millponds that feed the regional drainage system. Water bodies like Julians Lake, Powell Lake, and Holts Pond are scattered across the terrain, connected by the meandering paths of Black Creek and Little Creek. Smaller settlements and junctions such as Mount Pleasant, Ogburn Crossroads, and Kennebec remain as distinct nodes among the burgeoning network of newly named roads and residential lanes.