1970 Map of Goldston
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The Deep River carves a winding path across this 1970 snapshot of the North Carolina interior, defining the borders where Chatham, Moore, and Lee counties meet. The industrial character of the era is evident in the Claypits and Quarry operations clustered near Gulf and Goldston, where the Southern and Norfolk Southern railroads intersect to serve the region's mineral and clay works. Small-town civic life is anchored by a dense network of rural landmarks, including Walters Sch and several country sanctuaries such as Antioch Ch, Bethlehem Ch, and Mt Herman Ch. Along the riverbanks near Carbonton, the presence of a Boat Ramp suggests the waterway's transition from an industrial artery to a site for local recreation and transit.
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