1968 Map of Patrick
USGS Topo · Published 1970About this map
Sandhills State Forest dominates the landscape of this 1960s survey, illustrating a region defined by managed timberlands and a dense network of blackwater branches. The town of Patrick serves as the central hub, situated along the Seaboard Coast Line railroad and the historic Old Wire Road. This era captures a rural community sustained by forestry and small-scale agriculture, with numerous country churches like Mt Olive Ch and St Johns Ch providing local landmarks for genealogists. The map also records specific industrial and recreational points of interest, such as Wilkes Millpond, several active claypits, and the Sugarloaf Recreation Area near Horseshoe Mtn. The detailed drainage patterns of Juniper Creek and Deadman Branch reveal the underlying topography that shaped early settlement and transit in Chesterfield County.
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