1997 Map of Vander
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
The Cape Fear River dominates the western edge of this landscape, where the urban fringe of Fayetteville meets a complex network of wetlands and drainage canals. Modern infrastructure is defined by a series of major interchanges including Interchange 52 and Interchange 55, which cut through the rural communities of Vander and Eastover. Away from the highways, the map reveals a deeply established social landscape marked by numerous country churches such as Lebanon Missionary Ch and Good Hope Missionary Ch. The eastern terrain is characterized by specialized wetland features like the Brace Pocosin and an extensive system of man-made waterways including the Gum Swamp Canal and Log Canal. Near the southern border, the Fayetteville Regional Airport Grannis Field signifies the area's continued regional importance in the late twentieth century.
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