1943 Map of Hallsboro

About this map

The Southern Railroad railroad line cuts through the northern reaches of Chesterfield County, connecting the small settlement at Hallsboro to the surrounding rural landscape during the early 1940s. This survey, conducted just as the region remained primarily agricultural and forested, shows a network of creeks and branches that defined local property lines and travel routes. Significant drainage systems such as Swift Creek and Deep Creek provide the primary topographic structure, while the presence of landmarks like Dry Bridge indicates established transport crossings over the rail corridor.