2013 Map of Ruffin

About this map

Ruffin serves as a central hub on this 2013 survey of Caswell and Rockingham Counties, where the modernized path of U.S. Route 29 and its business route cut through a landscape of historic Piedmont crossroads. The map illustrates a rural settlement pattern defined by proximity to significant watercourses like Wolf Island Cr and Lick Fork. While the primary highway facilitates regional transit, the surrounding secondary roads—such as Worsham Mill Rd and Bailey Farm Rd—preserve the footprint of older agricultural holdings and family-centered communities. To the southeast, Casville stands at a junction leading toward Hogans Cr, while northern reaches like Stephens Crossroads and Oakhaven Farms highlight the transition from traditional farming tracts to modern rural residential developments. Features such as Guerrant Springs provide a look at the natural hydrology that historically dictated the placement of these early homesteads.