Arapahoe serves as the central hub of this coastal plain landscape, where the flat terrain is defined by an intricate network of creeks and drainage features flowing toward the Neuse River. The community at Cash Corner Number 2 sits near the southern marshlands, surrounded by a dense web of local watercourses such as Dawson Creek and Deep Run. These waterways, often referred to by local nomenclature as "guts," including Cedar Gut and Wheeler Gut, illustrate the low-lying, hydrologically complex nature of Pamlico County. The road network, featuring names like Brinson Field Rd and Hardison Field Rd, suggests a landscape shaped by local landholding and agricultural traditions. Further north, the land is drained by Neal Creek and Alligator Creek, highlighting the transition toward the larger estuary systems of eastern North Carolina.
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1948 · Oriental
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1949 · Havelock
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1949 · Merrimon
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1949 · Cherry Point
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1950 · Vandemere
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1950 · Upper Broad Creek
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1950 · Arapahoe
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1951 · Arapahoe
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1951 · Merrimon
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1951 · Cherry Point
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