1971 Map of Cokesbury

About this map

Cokesbury serves as a historic center on this map, anchored by the Old Cokesbury College site. The landscape is defined by the convergence of agricultural land and the significant waters of Lake Greenwood, which occupies a large portion of the Saluda River valley. This 1970s survey captures the region as it maintained a dense network of rural community landmarks, including numerous small churches like New Zion Ch and Andrews Chapel. Transport and industry are marked by the presence of the Southern Seaboard Coast Line railroad and a quarry near Stony Point. Further south, infrastructure is represented by the County Airport and the County Prison Camp, while the Hodges Lookout Tower stands as a notable vertical landmark near the settlement of Hodges.