2010 Map of Jason

About this map

Cokers Crossroads and Shines Crossroads anchor this rural landscape in eastern North Carolina, where a dense network of country roads connects historic agricultural settlements. The terrain is defined by the complex hydrology of the Nahunta Swamp to the north and the Little Marsh River to the south. Significant water management is evident through numerous reservoirs such as Bear Creek Lake W/S Lake Number Six and the Wayne County Wildlife Pond Dam. Small community centers like Oakdale, Jason, and Peanut Crossroads are spread across the quadrangle, often situated at key road junctions. Local infrastructure is noted by features like the Bullhead Bridge and the Bullhead Post Office, reflecting the localized nature of the region's historical development and its reliance on the numerous creeks and branches that drain the coastal plain.