Greenville and Pitt County Information: Maps

Area bicycle route map includes notations on: difficult intersections, bike racks, and amenities

Map features describe the location and shape of real world objects such as roads, homes, property, rivers, wells, development sites, and flood zones.

Digital Sanborn Maps, 1867-1970, provides academic and public libraries digital access to more than 660,000 large-scale maps of more than 12,000 American towns and cities.

Includes street directory

Photograph of a map showing constructed and proposed buildings for East Carolina Teachers College.

Shows wards, street names, and points of interest. Includes index.

Shows wards, street names, and points of interest. Includes index. Marked with concentric circles showing distance from the center of town.

This guide is designed to assist paddlers in planning trips on Pitt County’s rivers
and creeks.

Digital flood plain map includes flood and ris, information, financial vulnerability, map export, etc.

Elevation[s] on this map are referred to sea level. A line of levels was run from a Bench Mark at the end of Fifth Street. This Bench Mark was established by the State Highway Commission from a USGS Bench Mark at Grimesland.