1983 Map of Greenville

About this map

The Saluda River and Reedy River define the industrial and residential corridors of Greenville in the early 1980s. This survey illustrates a dense network of textile-era settlements and mill villages like Woodside and Judson, alongside newer suburban expansions in Sans Souci and Gantt. The city's civic and healthcare infrastructure is prominent, featuring the St Francis Hosp, General Hosp, and Sirrine Stadium. Educational landmarks such as Parker High Sch and Berea High Sch anchor their respective neighborhoods, while the Saluda Dam Powerplant marks a critical point of utility and engineering along the western water boundary. The southern reaches of the map show the expansive Donaldson Center Airport and burgeoning residential clusters like Lakeside and East Gantt, reflecting the transition from the city's traditional core to mid-century industrial and aeronautical developments.