2011 Map of Pee Dee

About this map

The Great Pee Dee River winds through this coastal plain landscape, creating a series of intricate waterways and wetlands such as Muddy Gut, Bachelor Creek, and Tobys Creek. The settlement pattern in 2011 shows a mix of established rural communities and family-named landmarks, with Jamestown, Winona, and Mars Bluff serving as key points of orientation. Local history and genealogy are anchored by features like the Moody Cemetery and the notable Mars Bluff Bridge which crosses the river. The area is characterized by a network of secondary roads, including E National Cemetery Rd and Paper Mill Rd, reflecting the region's infrastructure. Small hamlets like Blue Brick and Oak Grove are situated near the river's path, while the oddly named Pepsi Cola Lake Dam D-3562 stands out as a distinct modern landmark among the traditional South Carolina lowcountry features.