2010 Map of Woodard
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The Sans Souci Ferry remains a defining transit point across the winding Cashie River, illustrating the enduring reliance on water-based travel in this riverine corner of Bertie County. The landscape is characterized by its intricate drainage networks, where the Roanoke River and Middle River converge near tidal creeks like Broad Creek and Swamp Creek. Small riverfront settlements and historical access points such as Jacocks Landing, Smithwick Landing, and Cooper Landing dot the riverbanks, marking long-standing sites of commerce and community in the coastal plain.
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