1990 Map of Brittons Neck

About this map

Brittons Neck stands as a significant point of interest in this low-lying riverine landscape, where the Little Pee Dee River winds through a complex network of oxbows and backwaters. The terrain is defined by its watery divisions, most notably the expansive Gunter Island and the broad Giles Bay. The map reveals a river-dependent economy and lifestyle through its numerous named access points, such as Dog Bluff Landing and Locust Tree Landing, which suggest a history of local transport and river trade.