2013 Map of Southwest Goldsboro

About this map

The Neuse River snakes through the landscape south of the city, defining the geography of Wayne County during this early 21st-century period. The river is characterized by complex hydrography, including the Neuse River Cut-Off and numerous low-lying drainages like Thoroughfare Swamp and Yellow Marsh Br. Residential development is concentrated in suburban clusters such as Mar-Mac Village, Lafayette Park, and Brogden, showing the transition from rural agricultural land to organized neighborhoods. To the northwest, Stevens Mill stands as a testament to the area's milling history, while the northern edge touches the outskirts of South Goldsboro and Carver Heights. This survey captures the region's character as it balances established rural landmarks with modern growth, visible in the network of smaller settlements like Dudley and Scott Hills that are linked by local roads such as Stevens Mill Rd and Old Grantham Rd.