
The Atlantic and East Carolina railroad corridor forms the industrial and transport backbone of this Lenoir County landscape during the early 1980s. Connecting the settlements of Falling Creek Station and Falling Creek, the rail line is flanked by numerous family and community landmarks, including Temple Israel Cem, Pinelawn Cem, and the Kennedy Mem Home. The geography is defined by a dense network of watercourses, where Wheat Swamp and Gum Swamp meet White Marsh before draining toward the Neuse River at the southern edge of the sheet.
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1980 Rivermont
Lenoir County, NC

1983 Falling Creek
Lenoir County, NC

1998 Falling Creek
Lenoir County, NC

1998 Rivermont
Lenoir County, NC
2010 Falling Creek
Lenoir County, NC
2010 Rivermont
Lenoir County, NC
2013 Falling Creek
Lenoir County, NC
2013 Rivermont
Lenoir County, NC
2016 Falling Creek
Lenoir County, NC
2016 Rivermont
Lenoir County, NC
2019 Falling Creek
Lenoir County, NC
2019 Rivermont
Lenoir County, NC

2022 Falling Creek
Lenoir County, NC

2022 Rivermont
Lenoir County, NC