2010 Map of Matthews

About this map

Matthews and Indian Trail anchor this 2010 survey of the expanding suburban corridor southeast of Charlotte. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of several significant drainages, including Twelve Mile Creek and the North Fork Crooked Creek, which carve through a dense network of residential developments such as Club View Acres and Southminster Woods. The transition from rural roots to modern infrastructure is visible in the way major roads like E John St and Stallings Rd connect older settlements like Stouts and Hemby Bridge. Local industry and heritage are preserved in names like Davis Mine Creek and Price Mill Creek, while more recent civic planning is evident in Matthews Park and the specialized engineering of Charlotte Plastics Lake Dam Number Two. The map captures the complex suburban morphology of Stallings as it grew between established municipal centers.