1977 Map of Warsaw North

About this map

Warsaw anchors the southern edge of this mid-1970s survey, showing a landscape defined by the intersection of the Seaboard Coast Line railroad and a network of agricultural communities. The terrain is structured by the broad, wooded reaches of Goshen Swamp and Nahunga Creek, which drain the surrounding farmland. Smaller hamlets like Beautancus, Bowdens, and Friendship are mapped in detail, each serving as a local hub with its own country churches such as St Johns Ch and Friendship Ch. The presence of an Old RR Grade running toward the southeast and a dedicated Landing Strip near the railroad tracks reflects the area's evolving transportation infrastructure. Cultural markers are dense throughout the quadrangle, including numerous Cem sites and the Warsaw Jr High Sch, providing a clear look at the rural social fabric of Duplin County during this era.