2011 Map of Enon

About this map

South Moreau Creek meanders across this rural landscape, providing the primary drainage for a region defined by its small farming communities and historic river crossings. The map reveals a network of local importance centered around Payne Ford and Campbell Ford, reflecting an era when these river points were essential for transit before modern bridge infrastructure became ubiquitous. While McCann Bridge serves the northeastern corner, the legacy of earlier settlement patterns is visible through numerous family and community burial grounds, including the Enloe Cemetery and Roark Cemetery. To the south, the village of Spring Garden sits near the headwaters of Brush Creek, while the settlement of Enon anchors the northwestern quadrant. The map also documents localized landmarks like Flint Hill and the waters of Winegar Lake, illustrating a quiet, agrarian character that has persisted into the 21st century.