2013 Map of Greenville NE

About this map

Greenville's northeastern outskirts reveal a landscape transitioning from the city's industrial edge to the tobacco-country lowlands of Pitt County. The map details the emergence of modern residential and industrial developments, including the United Industrial Park and residential clusters like Greenfield Terrace and Langley. Away from the urban center, the terrain is defined by the winding course of Grindle Cr and the broad reaches of Briery Swamp, which dominate the rural northeastern quadrant. Small, longstanding communities such as Stokes, Staton, and Whichard sit at crossroads connected by a dense network of local roads. Many of these routes, like Stokes Elementary School Rd and Sweet Gum Grove Church Rd, are named for the community landmarks that traditionally served as the social anchors for this part of the coastal plain.