2010 Map of Slocomb

About this map

The Cape Fear River and Little River converge in this portion of Cumberland County, defining a landscape shaped by water and small rural settlements. The community of Slocomb sits near the river bend, while the small hamlets of Lane and Carlos are located further east toward the edge of the survey area. This era of local geography is characterized by several small private reservoirs and dammed features, including Clarks Lake, Ennis Pond, and Smiths Lake, which dot the northern half of the quadrangle. The infrastructure reflects a transition toward modern residential development while maintaining older rural pathways like Carver Falls Rd and Slocomb Rd. To the west, Carvers Creek winds through the terrain, illustrating the dense network of tributaries that feed the larger river system in this part of North Carolina.