1951 Map of Newport
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
The town of Newport serves as a central hub on this coastal North Carolina landscape, where the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad runs parallel to the Newport River. The map highlights a community deeply connected to its wetlands and waterways, with the Harlowe Canal cutting through the northeastern corner near Harlowe. Extensive tracts of the Croatan National Forest dominate the central terrain, while numerous branches and prongs, such as Ghouls Fork and Money Island Swamp, drain into the Mill Pond and the larger river system.
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Editions of this 1951 Newport Map
3 editions found
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