1968 Map of Catawba
USGS Topo · Published 1970About this map
The Catawba River defines the eastern boundary of this South Carolina landscape, carving a path between York, Lancaster, and Chester counties in the late 1960s. The region is marked by a transition from small agrarian settlements like Roddey and Harmony to industrial infrastructure, visible at the Filtration Plant and adjacent Industrial Waste Ponds near the riverbank. This era shows a dense network of local institutions that anchored the community, including Lando Sch, the Community Center, and a high concentration of rural churches such as Tabernacle Ch and Liberty Hill Ch. Transportation is dominated by the Seaboard Coast Line and Southern railroads, which intersect the terrain alongside several major pipelines. Further south, the map identifies the remains of earlier industry at the Ruins and Quarry near the Landsford area, providing a record of the river's historical economic significance.
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