1934 Map of Greenville
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
The St Francis River and Black River define the intricate drainage systems of Wayne County in this mid-1930s landscape. Greenville serves as the focal point, situated near a complex network of creeks like Bear Creek and Holliday Creek. The map records a rural social fabric built around dozens of small, local institutions, including the CCC Camp and name-specific gathering places like Wesley Chapel and Reed Chapel.
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