2016 Map of Kittrell

About this map

The Confederate Cem stands as a significant historical landmark near Kittrell, marking the intersection of regional memory and the local landscape. This 2016 survey illustrates the convergence of Vance, Franklin, and Granville counties, a transition zone defined by the winding course of the Tar River and its numerous tributaries. The settlement pattern is characterized by scattered rural communities like Bobbitt, connected by a network of roads named for local families and landmarks, such as Kittrell College Rd and Buffalo Mill Rd. The terrain is shaped by the drainage of Tabbs Cr and Little Buffalo Cr, with Egypt Mountain providing a distinct rise in the western portion of the sheet. Transportation infrastructure is represented by the Railroad Bridge and the small-scale Deer Run Airport, reflecting the area's mix of traditional river-and-rail proximity and modern utility.