1971 Map of Grover

About this map

Grover sits at the literal center of this 1971 survey, straddling the interstate boundary between North Carolina and South Carolina. The town serves as a hub for local industry and transport, evidenced by the Southern railway line and the industrial facilities near the Industrial Waste Pond. To the southeast, the terrain rises toward the Kings Mountain National Military Park, where landmarks like the Monument and ridges such as Brushy Ridge define the landscape.