2011 Map of Newberry NW

About this map

Cromer Crossroads and Brickhouse Crossroads anchor this rural Newberry County landscape, where the road network follows the ridges between numerous drainage basins. The area is defined by its complex hydrology, with the South Fork Duncan Creek and Indian Creek carving through the terrain. Evidence of long-standing community centers appears in the distribution of burial grounds, such as Mount Tabor Cemetery and Zion Cemetery, which are often the most enduring markers of local family history in this part of South Carolina. The presence of Stomp Springs in the northwest and the Brick House Campground suggests a landscape that balances agricultural residency with outdoor recreation. This survey captures the transition of traditional rural intersections into the modern era, maintaining named locations like Eison Crossroads alongside state infrastructure like State Rd S-36-798.