2016 Map of Beulaville

About this map

Beulaville serves as the primary hub of this eastern North Carolina landscape, where the grid of town streets like W Stanford St and N Railroad Ave meets the surrounding agricultural countryside. The topography is defined by the winding course of the Northeast Cape Fear River and its numerous tributaries, including Limestone Cr and Jumpand Run Br. These watercourses carve through low-lying areas like Goshen Swamp, creating a complex drainage network that has historically dictated the placement of settlements and roads. Small communities such as Hallsville, Cabin, and Sarecta are connected by a web of local routes, many bearing family names such as Miller Rd and Peggy Baker Ln. Significant landmarks including East Duplin Memorial Gardens and Sanderson Fish Pond reflect the local heritage and land use patterns of Duplin County during the early twenty-first century.