1997 Map of Lambs Corner

About this map

The Great Dismal Swamp dominates this landscape along the border of Currituck and Camden counties, showing a complex network of drainage and water management. Large-scale agricultural tracts and managed woodlands are defined by man-made waterways like the Guiena Mill Run Canal and the Run Swamp Canal, which drain the low-lying terrain. While much of the land remains undeveloped wetlands, small rural settlements and family landmarks are concentrated toward the southern and eastern edges of the sheet. The community of Lambs Corner serves as a local crossroads near the banks of Cooper, while the village of Gregory is situated in the southeastern corner. Numerous small, unnamed cemeteries (Cem) are scattered across the higher ground near these settlements, providing a valuable record of early residency and family plots in this corner of North Carolina.