2016 Map of Warsaw South

About this map

Warsaw and Magnolia anchor this Duplin County landscape, illustrating a classic North Carolina coastal plain settlement pattern shaped by early rail and road corridors. The geographic heart of the map features the smaller community of Carroll, while the county seat of Kenansville appears on the eastern edge. This area is defined by a dense network of black-water drainages, including Stewarts Cr, Buckhall Cr, and Millers Cr, which influenced the placement of early infrastructure like Beasleys Mill Rd. Local heritage is preserved in sites such as Pine Crest Cem and Rose Hill Cem, alongside more modern landmarks like the Devotional Gardens. The numerous family-named routes, such as Jesse Williams Rd and Charlie Frederick Rd, provide a window into the landholding history and genealogical fabric of the rural townships between the established railroad towns.