2010 Map of Beaverdam

About this map

Beaverdam and its surrounding countryside are captured here in a period of rural continuity, where family-named roads and established crossroads define the landscape. The northern edge of the map features the southeastern reaches of Lake Anna, while the North Anna River snakes along the eastern boundary, spanned by the Anderson Bridge. This 2010 topographic record reflects the agrarian heart of Louisa County, with small settlements like Bumpass, which maintains its Bumpass Post Office, and Greenes Corner serving as local anchors. Long-standing local landmarks such as Terrell Store and Old Bandana appear alongside various water bodies like Pug Swamp and Jones Swamp, illustrating the well-watered, low-lying character of the Virginia Piedmont. The road network, including the winding Tyler Station Rd and Hollowing Creek Rd, connects these scattered communities to the rail-influenced corridors of the past.