1986 Map of Garland
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
South River and Little Coharie Creek define the hydrologic character of this coastal plain landscape, where the meandering waterways meet distinctive Carolina Bays like Dismal Bay, Marry Branch Bay, and Beaver Dam Bay. The town of Garland serves as the primary population center, showing a grid of streets and municipal infrastructure including a Sewage Disposal Pond and nearby Landing Strip. Smaller settlements such as Parkersburg appear alongside an extensive network of rural landmarks, particularly small churches and numerous unmarked cemeteries that reflect the area's deep-rooted community history.
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