1971 Map of Saluda North

About this map

The town of Saluda serves as the hub of this rural landscape, situated just south of the convergence of numerous creek branches. In the early 1970s, the community structure is defined by its churches and schools, such as Mt Pleasant Sch and Pleasant Hill Ch. The northern portion of the region is characterized by named intersections like Chapmans Crossroads and Colemans Crossroads, which reflect a historical settlement pattern based on key transit points. Waterways like Big Creek, Dry Creek, and Burnets Creek carve through the terrain, while the Saluda Lookout Tower and a local Armory stand as prominent landmarks near the town center. Genealogists will find particular value in the numerous church-adjacent burial grounds and the larger Travis Park Cem near the Courthouse.