
Asheboro serves as the central hub of this Piedmont landscape, appearing during a period of significant municipal growth as evidenced by the expansion of residential tracts near Dogwood Acres and North Asheboro. The urban core is defined by a dense grid of streets including Sunset Ave and Dixie Drive, housing essential civic infrastructure like Randolph Technical Institute and the McCrary Sch. This 1970s survey, updated in the early 1980s, captures the transition of the region's economy as the Southern and Norfolk Southern rail lines cross the terrain.
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