1978 Map of Star City
USGS Topo · Published 1978About this map
Star City stands at the center of this Lincoln County survey, serving as a hub where several regional routes converge, including the Military Road and Ferry Road. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Bayou Bartholomew to the east and a dense network of tributaries like Sanders Creek and Cane Creek. The map documents a deeply rural social geography, marked by numerous small community anchors such as Bethlehem Ch, Antioch Ch, and Hickory Grove Ch. Evidence of early settlement patterns remains visible through established crossroads like Feenyville and Palmyra, and family-named landmarks such as Reifs Bluff. The inclusion of the Gaging Station on the bayou reflects the ongoing hydrological management overseen by the Mississippi River Commission during this era.
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