
The Pee Dee River and its expansive reservoir, Lake Tillery, form the central axis of this modern survey of the North Carolina Piedmont. The landscape is defined by the convergence of four counties—Stanly, Montgomery, Anson, and Richmond—where the river marks the traditional boundary. To the west, the town of Norwood is well-established with its Norwood Town Hall, Norwood PO, and local institutions like Norwood Sch and Norwood Ch. The railway corridor of the Winston-Salem Southbound RR tracks through this western section, providing a clear reference for genealogical research near the Norwood Cem.
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1956 Harrisville
Montgomery County, NC

1956 Mount Gilead East
Montgomery County, NC

1956 Mount Gilead West
Montgomery County, NC

1976 Harrisville
Montgomery County, NC

1976 Mount Gilead East
Montgomery County, NC

1977 Albemarle NE
Montgomery County, NC

1977 Albemarle SE
Montgomery County, NC

1981 Morrow Mountain
Montgomery County, NC

1983 Lovejoy
Montgomery County, NC

1994 Harrisville
Montgomery County, NC

1994 Lovejoy
Montgomery County, NC

1994 Morrow Mountain
Montgomery County, NC

1994 Mount Gilead East
Montgomery County, NC

2002 Mount Gilead West
Montgomery County, NC

2022 Harrisville
Montgomery County, NC

2022 Lovejoy
Montgomery County, NC

2022 Morrow Mountain
Montgomery County, NC

2022 Mount Gilead East
Montgomery County, NC

2022 Mount Gilead West
Montgomery County, NC