2011 Map of Kings Creek

About this map

Kings Creek and Smyrna anchor this rural landscape in the Upstate region, where small-scale farming and quiet settlements remain the primary focus. The area is heavily defined by its complex drainage network, where Bells Branch and Wolf Creek feed into the prominent Broad River. Local genealogy is deeply etched into the land through numerous small burial grounds, including the Goode Cemetery in the north and the Mount Sinai Cemetery near the southern edge. The presence of Piedmont Springs suggests a historical connection to the region's mineral spring traditions. Industrial and utility infrastructure is represented by the Ninety-nine Island Dam on the river, while natural landmarks like Jefferson Mountain provide topographic relief. The map reveals a high density of named roads and family-linked features like the Bialock Cemetery, indicating a well-established community fabric that has persisted through the decades.