1949 Map of Marston
USGS Topo · Published 1953About this map
The Seaboard Air Line railroad cuts diagonally across this 1949 landscape, linking the small communities of Marston and Cognac. This area, situated along the border of Richmond and Scotland counties, is defined by its extensive network of creeks and man-made impoundments. The geography shows a clear pattern of small-scale water management, with features like McLeods Lake, Gum Swamp Lake, and Crawford Lake punctuating the drainage of Mill Creek and Tuckahoe Creek.
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Editions of this 1949 Marston Map
4 editions found
Historical Maps of Marston Through Time
21 maps found
1949 Marston
Scotland County, NC
1949 Silver Hill
Scotland County, NC
1971 Johns
Scotland County, NC
1976 Johns
Scotland County, NC
1976 Marston
Scotland County, NC
1976 Silver Hill
Scotland County, NC
2010 Marston
Scotland County, NC
2010 Silver Hill
Scotland County, NC
2011 Johns
Scotland County, NC
2013 Johns
Scotland County, NC
2013 Marston
Scotland County, NC
2013 Silver Hill
Scotland County, NC
2016 Johns
Scotland County, NC
2016 Marston
Scotland County, NC
2016 Silver Hill
Scotland County, NC
2019 Johns
Scotland County, NC
2019 Marston
Scotland County, NC
2019 Silver Hill
Scotland County, NC
2022 Johns
Scotland County, NC
2022 Marston
Scotland County, NC
2022 Silver Hill
Scotland County, NC