
Potters Hill sits at the intersection of a low-lying riparian landscape where the boundaries of Duplin, Jones, and Onslow counties converge. The geography is defined by a dense network of watercourses and wetlands, most notably the New River and the expansive Tuckahoe Swamp to the north. These drainages create a fragmented terrain where dry ground is often named as distinct islands, such as Big Island and Reedy Island, rising from the surrounding bottoms of Muddy Cr and Limestone Cr.
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