2010 Map of Coleridge

About this map

Deep River flows through the southwestern corner of this rural Piedmont landscape, where the Coleridge settlement sits near the industrial legacy of the D B Walker Shoe Company Dam. The area is defined by a dense network of country roads and family-named landmarks that reflect generations of local settlement, including the Concord Cemetery and rural intersections like Browns Crossroads and Parks Crossroads. The terrain is drained by numerous winding waterways such as Brush Creek, Blood Run, and Little Brush Creek, with Peavine Lake and its associated Peavine Lake Dam providing a significant water feature to the north. Aviation history is visible across the quadrangle, from the Siler City Municipal Airport on the eastern edge to smaller local facilities like Allen Airport and Caveness Field, illustrating how modern infrastructure integrated into this traditional agricultural and industrial region.