2011 Map of Diggs
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Ballast Ridge rises above the rural borderlands of South Carolina and North Carolina, where a network of family-named roads and small settlements like Diggs, Ellerbe Grove, and Osborne define the landscape. The Pee Dee River clips the northwestern corner, while the interior is drained by numerous winding waterways including Marks Creek and Whites Creek. Evidence of local stewardship and infrastructure is visible in landmarks such as the Ballast Ridge Lookout Tower and multiple water-control structures, including the Wall Pond Dam and Haire Pond Dam D-3431.
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