1987 Map of Cameron
USGS Topo · Published 1988About this map
Cameron serves as the primary hub of this landscape in the late 1980s, where the local road network and a small Landing Strip facilitate regional transit. The geography is defined by a complex hydrologic system, including the extensive Four Hole Swamp and the uniquely named Flea Bite Creek, which drains into Moss Lake. These water systems, alongside Halfway Swamp Creek and Bull Swamp, illustrate the low-lying, wetlands-heavy character of the boundary region between Calhoun and Orangeburg Counties.
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