2010 Map of Jacksonville South

About this map

The expansive grounds of Camp Lejeune dominate this coastal landscape south of Jacksonville, where the New River meets a network of tidal creeks and marshes. The map reveals the specialized military infrastructure of the early 21st century, including the Peters Point Field Glider Base situated along the river's western bank. Residential communities such as Bayshore, Springdale Acres, and Georgetown flank the northern edge, while the south is characterized by the structured grid of military housing at Tarawa Terrace II and the Knox Area. This survey provides a precise record of the shoreline and maritime landmarks, from Momford Landing to the numerous points like Montford Point and Hadnot Point that define the river's winding path. To the west, the settlement of Verona sits along the rail corridor, surrounded by the drainage basins of Southwest Creek and Hicks Run.