1943 Map of Georgetown North
USGS Topo · Published 1976About this map
The confluence of the Black River, Pee Dee River, and Waccamaw River defines the landscape just north of Georgetown, illustrating the transition from traditional river-fronting estates to mid-century industrial growth. Numerous historic landholdings line the riverbanks, including Lark Hill Plantation, Mansfield Plantation, and Kensington Plantation, marking the legacy of the region's agricultural past. While the 1943 topography reflects established patterns of drainage and swamp land, 1973 revisions in purple highlight the northward expansion of the city's residential and commercial footprint.
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3 editions found
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