
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad dictates the settlement pattern of this mid-century North Carolina coastal plain landscape, connecting the agricultural hubs of Atkinson and Ivanhoe. The area is defined by its intricate drainage system, where the Black River and Moores Creek wind through heavily forested lowlands. A unique mapping detail includes elliptical bay outlines, such as Kings Bay and Gum Boy, identified by aerial photography.
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