2010 Map of Jacksonville NE

About this map

The White Oak River and its intricate network of tributaries define this coastal plain landscape in Onslow County. The river system includes the South Prong White Oak River and Fork Branch, creating a low-lying geography that has historically shaped local travel and land use. Settlement is concentrated at Gibson Fork, where rural routes converge near Gibson Branch. Modern aviation and infrastructure are represented by the Bell Strip Airport in the northeast corner and the Gibson Bridge, which provides a vital crossing over the main river channel. Numerous named waterways like Little Hell Creek, Beaverdam Branch, and Chinkapin Branch underscore the area's riparian character. The map also traces established rural corridors such as Oak Grove Rd and White Oak River Rd, which connect the scattered homesteads and farming tracts of the region.