
Little River sits at the northern edge of the South Carolina coast, where the Intracoastal Waterway meets the state line near Sunset Beach. This 1990 survey captures the coastal geography of the Brunswick and Horry County border before decades of further development, highlighting the complex network of barrier islands and tidal creeks. The map details the transition from the developed finger canals of North Myrtle Beach and Futch Beach to the more primitive barrier environments of Waties Island and Bird Island. Notable features include the shifting passages of Little River Inlet and Mad Inlet, as well as named landmarks like The Battery Island and The Big Narrows. The intricate depiction of Sand Dunes and marshes along Dunn Sound illustrates the dynamic nature of the Carolina shoreline at the close of the 20th century.
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