2023 Map of Allensville
USGS Topo · Published 2023About this map
Wayne National Forest covers the eastern portion of this Vinton County landscape, where the ridges and hollows dictate the layout of small settlements and rural cemeteries. The community of Allensville sits near the banks of the Middle Fork Salt Creek, a central waterway fed by tributaries such as Pretty Run and Goose Creek. This modern survey reveals a highly distributed settlement pattern, with family and community legacy preserved in numerous burial grounds like Chestnut Grove Cem and Garrett Cem. Steep terrain is defined by prominent features such as Locust Grove Ridge and Garrett Ridge, which separate the various drainage basins. Local connectivity remains anchored to historical paths like Bray Hollow Rd and Garrett Ridge Rd, tracing the high ground between the small hamlets of Stella and Siverly.
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