2017 Map of Mount Pisgah

About this map

Mount Pisgah stands as a central point in this rural landscape at the junction of Lancaster, Kershaw, and Chesterfield counties. The settlement is defined by a network of local routes, including Jones Rd and Mount Pisgah Rd, which connect scattered homesteads and family-named landmarks. To the southeast, Minton Mill and Raley Millpond indicate a long history of water-powered industry along the regional drainage basins, while the Lynches River carves the eastern boundary of the quadrangle. Significant for genealogists and local historians, the Stroud Cem is preserved amidst a landscape dominated by timber and agriculture. The terrain is defined by complex creek systems, notably Buffalo Cr and its tributaries Little Buffalo Cr and S Buffalo Cr, which feed several established reservoirs such as Dew Fresh Pond Number One and Horton Pond.