1949 Map of New Kent
USGS Topo · Published 1949About this map
The Pamunkey River winds through this coastal Virginia landscape, defining a network of landings and marshes essential to the mid-century river economy. Along its banks, the Pamunkey Indian Reservation sits adjacent to Lester Manor and West Island, highlighting a deep cultural geography. The Southern railroad cuts through the terrain, connecting small settlements like Lanesville and Cohoke to larger regional transit. Local community life is documented through numerous country churches and schools, such as St Johns Ch and New Cumberland Sch.
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