
Homeville and Littleton serve as the primary crossroads in this rural Sussex County landscape, where the meandering Nottoway River creates a broad, marshy basin dominated by Hunting Quarter Swamp. The area's settlement pattern is closely tied to its hydrology, with small communities and family cemeteries like Oakland Cem and Easter Cem situated on higher ground between the river and the extensive Assamoosick Swamp to the east. Historical transit is evidenced by the prominent Jerusalem Plank Rd, a corridor that bypasses the wetter lowlands of Mussel Swamp. The southern portion of the quadrangle shows the small settlement of Lumberton near Honey Pond, reflecting the timber-driven economy that has long defined this region of the Virginia coastal plain.
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1919 Homeville
Sussex County, VA

1920 Homeville
Sussex County, VA

1943 Littleton
Sussex County, VA

1943 Manry
Sussex County, VA

1944 Nebletts Mill
Sussex County, VA

1947 Nebletts Mills
Sussex County, VA

1956 Disputanta South
Sussex County, VA

1956 Littleton
Sussex County, VA

1956 Manry
Sussex County, VA

1966 Yale
Sussex County, VA

1968 Disputanta South
Sussex County, VA

1968 Littleton
Sussex County, VA

1969 Manry
Sussex County, VA

2022 Disputanta South
Sussex County, VA

2022 Littleton
Sussex County, VA

2022 Manry
Sussex County, VA

2022 Yale
Sussex County, VA