1994 Map of New London
USGS Topo · Published 1998About this map
Tuckertown Reservoir and the Yadkin River form a prominent corridor along the northern boundary of this Stanly County landscape. The area is defined by its transition from the wooded heights of the Uwharrie National Forest to the industrial and agricultural centers of New London and Badin. Transportation infrastructure is a central theme, evidenced by the Winston-Salem Southbound railroad line and the concentrated activity at Halls Ferry Jct. Local community life is mapped through an extensive network of rural landmarks, including Parkers Grove Ch, Bethel Church, and the Stanly County Airport. The presence of the Tuckertown Dam and Powerplant underscores the region's reliance on river-based energy, while smaller settlements like Palestine and Isenhour dot the inland terrain between major water bodies.
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