1894 Map of Pickens
USGS Topo · Published 1907About this map
Pickens and the surrounding Upcountry landscape appear here as they were surveyed in the mid-1880s, characterized by a complex network of river crossings and small post offices. The Keowee River and Seneca River serve as primary geographical anchors, with notable historical transit points such as Cherry Ferry, Ravenel Bridge, and Earle Bridge facilitating movement between settlements. The interior is dotted with early community hubs like Six Mile P.O., Praters P.O., and Old Pickens, reflecting a rural economy dependent on local infrastructure.
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