1951 Map of Caledonia
USGS Topo · Published 1951About this map
Caledonia and its surrounding agricultural landscape are defined by a complex subterranean hydrology, where numerous karst features like Mill Stream Spring, Coon Cave Spring, and the Boatwright Hole emerge across the terrain. The drainage patterns of the Sinking Fork and the Little River are punctuated by low-lying areas like McGaughey Swamp and distinctive landmarks such as Taylor Bluff. This early 1950s survey captures a rural community built around small crossroads and family-named landmarks, evident in the distribution of schoolhouses like Averitt Sch and Peedee Sch.
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