
Fort Bragg Military Reservation dominates the northern half of this landscape, its boundary neatly bisecting the terrain between the military installation and the rural Hoke County countryside. The area is defined by a dense network of black-water streams and branches, including Nicholson Creek, Juniper Creek, and Puppy Creek, which drain the low rises of Gaddys Mountain and Blues Mountain. The presence of Mott Lake and McKethan Pond highlights the importance of water management for both tactical and local agricultural use during this era.
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1948 Clifdale
Hoke County, NC

1948 Mc Cain
Hoke County, NC

1948 Nicholson Creek
Hoke County, NC

1950 Lobelia
Hoke County, NC

1950 Nicholson Creek
Hoke County, NC

1950 Sanatorium
Hoke County, NC

1951 Clifdale
Hoke County, NC

1957 Lobelia
Hoke County, NC

1976 Lobelia
Hoke County, NC

1976 Nicholson Creek
Hoke County, NC

1976 Sanatorium
Hoke County, NC
2013 Lobelia
Hoke County, NC
2013 McCain
Hoke County, NC
2013 Nicholson Creek
Hoke County, NC
2016 Lobelia
Hoke County, NC
2016 McCain
Hoke County, NC
2016 Nicholson Creek
Hoke County, NC
2019 Lobelia
Hoke County, NC
2019 McCain
Hoke County, NC
2019 Nicholson Creek
Hoke County, NC

2022 Lobelia
Hoke County, NC

2022 McCain
Hoke County, NC

2022 Nicholson Creek
Hoke County, NC