1948 Map of Brundidge
USGS Topo · Published 1965About this map
Brundidge serves as the primary hub of this landscape, situated along the Atlantic Coast Line railroad and the Bee Line Highway. The rural character of Pike and Coffee Counties is defined by a dense network of country institutions, often pairing community functions as seen at St Johns Church & School and Springfield Church & School. The economy of the late 1940s is reflected in the water-driven infrastructure of Lowerys Mill and the Roeton Millpond, while many small settlements like Tarentum and Hamilton Crossroads center on local schools. In the southeast, the Pea River carves through the terrain, joined by Whitewater Creek and Clearwater Creek. This survey captures a moment of infrastructure transition, noting a section of road under construction just north of the Camp Rucker Military Reservation boundary.
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