1978 Map of Windsor South

About this map

Windsor serves as the primary focal point of this late 1970s survey, situated at the confluence of several vital waterways and transportation routes. The landscape is defined by the winding paths of the Cashie River and the Roanoke River, which carve through the lowlands of Bertie County. Evidence of the region's agricultural and social infrastructure is visible in the numerous small community landmarks, such as Millers Store and Ellis Store, and a cluster of local congregations including Faith Ch and Pleasant Oak Ch. Near the northern edge, Hillcrest Cem and the Armory suggest the town's established civic presence. Further south, the map reveals the intricate network of swamps and creeks like Mill Swamp and Conine Creek, alongside the expansive Conine Island, illustrating the complex riverine environment that shaped settlement patterns and land use in this part of North Carolina.