1998 Map of Winstead Crossroads
USGS Topo · Published 2001About this map
The Tar River winds through the northern portion of this landscape, its course spanned by the Cockrell Bridge and bordered by small communities such as Winstead Crossroads and Cliftonville. In the southern reach, the urban expansion of Wilson is evident, characterized by established neighborhoods and local institutions like Ralph L Fike High Sch and Evergreen Memorial Gardens. The area is notably defined by its numerous rural congregations, including Mt Hermon Ch, Rick Grove Ch, and Gethsemane Ch, which served as anchors for the surrounding crossroads settlements. Significant water features like Silver Lake and Lake Wilson are prominent, while the Toisnot Swamp and Bloomery Swamp drainage systems indicate the low-lying, well-watered geography of the coastal plain. Transport and utility infrastructure is well-represented by the Rocky Mount-Wilson Airport and Interchange 127, marking the intersection of regional commerce and local community life.
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