1949 Map of Jackson Springs
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
The rolling Sandhills of Moore and Richmond counties define this landscape, anchored by the community of Jackson Springs. In the years following World War II, the southern portion of the area is dominated by the Camp Mackall Military Reservation, established just years prior to this survey. The region's transport network is shaped by the Seaboard Air Line and Norfolk Southern railroads, which connect agricultural and timber hubs like Hoffman and West End. The abundance of managed water resources is evident in the numerous impoundments such as McKinney Lake and Millstone Lake, supporting the local Fish Hatchery and Game Farm. Dozens of local landmarks, including the Morrison Training Sch, Wind Blow, and various rural congregations like Taylor Memorial Ch and St Johns Ch, provide a window into the established social fabric of the era.
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