2013 Map of Randleman

About this map

The Deep River carves a winding path through this central North Carolina landscape, anchoring the industrial and residential development of Randleman and Worthville. In this modern era, the river’s legacy is defined by the massive Randleman Lake reservoir and the East Buttke Dam, which have significantly altered the local hydrology and landscape north of the city. While newer highway corridors like 220 and 73 dominate the transportation network, the map preserves the names of smaller, long-established communities such as New Market, Sophia, and Central Falls. For researchers, the detailed road network reveals family legacies through names like Coltrane Cedar Rd and Walker Mill Rd, alongside numerous small water bodies including Carl Hamlett Lake and Richardson Lake that dot the outskirts of the primary settlements.