2010 Map of Triple Springs
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
Triple Springs and Catilina anchor this northern Person County landscape, where the headwaters of the Tar River begin their southeastward flow. The map documents a rural transition zone defined by numerous small watercourses like Shelton Creek and Aarons Creek that drain the timbered and agricultural tracts. Evidence of local industry and community life is found at the Durgy Mine and the Olive Branch Cemetery, situated near the network of roads named for resident families, such as Hal Melton Rd and J D Denny Rd.
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