2013 Map of Ayden

About this map

Ayden stands as a central hub in this corner of Pitt County, where a dense network of residential streets and local landmarks like Strawberry Banks and Deerfield define the town's modern footprint. The landscape is shaped significantly by the winding course of Little Contentnea Cr to the west and Swift Cr to the east, which frame the agricultural and residential transition between larger settlements and rural clusters. To the south, the map reaches the northern edges of Grifton, connected to the rest of the quadrangle by North Carolina Highway 11. Historically significant locales such as Scuffleton, Rountree, and Hanrahan are documented here, alongside established neighborhoods like The Pines. The road network, including family-named routes like Ernest Loftin Rd and Marvin Taylor Rd, reveals the enduring rural character and lineage of the land surrounding the more developed town centers.