1943 Map of Georgetown North

About this map

Lark Hill Plantation and Springwood Plantation line the winding course of the Black River in this coastal South Carolina landscape, reflecting an era defined by river-based agriculture and sprawling landholdings. To the south, the city of Georgetown serves as the focal point where the Pee Dee River and Waccamaw River converge. The interior is marked by a network of drainage features like Sixmile Creek and Greens Creek, with small rural communities such as Oatland and Graves connected by the Seaboard Coast Line railroad.