1983 Map of Chesnee
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
Cowpens National Battlefield anchors the southern portion of this landscape, marking a site of immense regional significance near the border of Spartanburg Co Cherokee Co. The terrain is defined by the winding paths of the Broad River and its primary tributary, the Second Broad River, which flow through a network of small agricultural and textile-related communities. The settlement of Chesnee sits as a central hub in South Carolina, while to the north in North Carolina, Cliffside and Harris appear along the river corridors. Transport patterns are shaped by the Seaboard railroad line, which cuts through the hills to connect these industrial outposts. The map reveals a dense social fabric tied to the land, evidenced by numerous rural meeting houses such as Jerusalem Ch, High Shoals Ch, and Brice Ch, as well as local landmarks like Jolleys Lake and the County Memorial Cem.
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