2014 Map of Fork Shoals

About this map

Fork Shoals and Princeton sit at the center of a landscape defined by the convergence of the Saluda River and the Reedy River in upstate South Carolina. This 2014 survey captures a rural territory where family-named landmarks and cemeteries dominate the local geography, reflecting generations of land ownership. From the northern reaches of Lickville down to the intersection at McKelvey Crossroads, the terrain is marked by distinct river features like Horseshoe Bend and Cedar Shoals. The presence of Oakhill Airpark alongside numerous burial grounds such as Hillside Cem and Daventon Cem suggests a mix of mid-century infrastructure and much older settlement patterns. Further south, the boundary between Greenville and Anderson counties follows the natural curve of the Saluda River, while Duncan Township occupies the eastern portion of the map.