2013 Map of Jacksonville South

About this map

Camp Lejeune dominates the southern landscape of this coastal North Carolina region, where the New River widens toward the Atlantic. The intricate network of tidal creeks and marshes, including Southwest Cr and Northeast Cr, defines the development patterns of early 21st-century Jacksonville. Military infrastructure is central to the area's identity, anchored by the New River Marine Corps Air Station (H) (McCutcheon Field). Residential growth is evident in suburban pockets like Springdale Acres and Paradise Park, while historical waterfront sites such as Momford Landing and Ethridge Point mark the winding shoreline. The map captures a complex environment where modern military operations and residential neighborhoods like Tarawa Terrace II exist alongside long-standing geographical features such as Wilsons Bluff and the broad expanse of Morgan Bay.