2019 Map of Arlee

About this map

Arlee and Mohrtown anchor this rural West Virginia landscape, where the terrain is defined by a dense network of ridges and hollows along the Mason and Putnam County border. The map reveals a high concentration of small family cemeteries and rural congregations, such as Potts Chapel Cemetery and Mount Union Church, suggesting a long-established community structure built around these upland landmarks. Navigation follows the natural topography, with routes like Arlee-Couch and Crab Creek Road winding through the valleys and over Loggerhead Ridge. Notable water features including Sixteenmile Creek and the Righthand Fork carve out the distinct drainage patterns of the area, while names like Potts Hollow and Barn Hollow highlight the traditional Appalachian naming conventions that persist in this corner of the state.