2010 Map of Kimesville

About this map

Kimesville and the surrounding rural landscape of Alamance and Guilford Counties are defined by the intricate drainage of the North Prong Stinking Quarter Creek and its southern counterpart. In this 2010 topographic survey, the area’s agricultural and residential character is evident through an extensive network of named roads, including Holts Store Rd and Kimesville Rd. Water management plays a central role in the local geography, with significant impoundments such as Kimesville Lake, Richardson Pond, and Timber Ridge Lake altering the natural flow of the creeks. The presence of Causey Airport and the Staley Mill Dam reflects the intersection of modern transport and earlier industrial foundations. Smaller watercourses like Chocolate Creek and Poppaw Creek lace through the terrain, connecting the scattered homesteads and local roads that have served this community for generations.