2013 Map of Amelia Court House

About this map

Amelia Court House serves as the focal point of this Virginia landscape, where the intersection of Amelia Ave and Five Forks Rd anchors a network of rural routes. The terrain is defined by a dense web of waterways, including Beaverpond Cr, Smacks Cr, and Deep Creek, which eventually reach the Appomattox River in the northeast. The presence of Beaverpond Mill near Wilsons Corner points to a history of water-powered industry along these branches. Smaller settlements like Scotts Fork, Winterham, and Otterburn are connected by roads such as Patrick Henry Hwy, reflecting a persistent pattern of Piedmont crossroad communities. Topographic details highlight numerous small bodies of water like Owenbys Lake and Davenport Pond, illustrating the localized drainage patterns typical of this region.