1978 Map of Snow Camp

About this map

Snow Camp anchors this Piedmont landscape, serving as a hub for a network of country roads and historical meeting houses in southern Alamance County. The terrain is defined by the prominent Cane Creek Mountains and Bass Mountain, which rise sharply above the drainages of Cane Creek and Rock Creek. This area was well-established by the late 1970s, evidenced by the dense placement of rural institutions such as Sylvan Sch, Cane Creek Ch, and Mt Hermon Ch. The landscape reveals a mix of traditional agriculture and local industry, with Quarries located near the eastern slopes and pipelines cutting across the southwestern quadrant. Smaller communities like Sutton and Smith are visible, while Camp Frontier occupies the wooded slopes between the major ridges.