
The Little Coharie Creek and South River systems define the landscape of this 1959 survey, where the Atlantic Coast Line railroad facilitates a local economy built around small settlements and clay extraction. The town of Roseboro stands as the primary hub, supported by smaller locales such as Autryville, Hayne, and Ammon. This era reveals a reliance on local industries, evidenced by several claypits and Brickkilns near the rail lines.
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