
The New River Gorge National River defines the northeastern corner of this West Virginia landscape, where the New River carves through the plateau near Fayetteville. The region's industrial heritage is evident in topographic features like Cokeoven Hollow and the active paths of the Norfolk and Western Railway, which skirts the southern settlements. This area serves as a transition between the northern Kanawha River drainage and the upland plateau occupied by larger communities like Oak Hill and Lochgelly.
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