
Ernul serves as the primary settlement in this low-lying region of coastal North Carolina, where the landscape is defined by an extensive network of blackwater drainages and seasonal wetlands. The northern reaches are dominated by the Big Pocosin, a distinctive evergreen shrub bog characteristic of the Atlantic coastal plain. This wet wilderness is channeled through numerous named waterways including Palmetto Swamp, Maul Swamp, and Beaverdam Swamp. Along the southern boundary of the Beaufort County and Craven County line, the map details a rural infrastructure of family-named roads and landings. Locations such as Willis Lndg on the edge of the wetlands and routes like Spruill Town Rd and Macedonia Church Rd provide evidence of long-standing community ties to the land and its timber-rich swamps.
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19 maps found

1949 Cherry Point
Craven County, NC

1949 Merrimon
Craven County, NC

1951 Cherry Point
Craven County, NC

1951 Merrimon
Craven County, NC

1978 Askin
Craven County, NC

1978 Jasper
Craven County, NC

1983 Ernul
Craven County, NC

1983 Fort Barnwell
Craven County, NC

1984 Catfish Lake
Craven County, NC

1994 Catfish Lake
Craven County, NC

1994 Cherry Point
Craven County, NC

1998 Ernul
Craven County, NC

2022 Askin
Craven County, NC

2022 Catfish Lake
Craven County, NC

2022 Cherry Point
Craven County, NC

2022 Ernul
Craven County, NC

2022 Fort Barnwell
Craven County, NC

2022 Jasper
Craven County, NC

2022 Merrimon
Craven County, NC