2014 Map of Beech Hill
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
The Kanawha River dictates the movement and settlement patterns across this Mason County landscape, with small communities like Ambrosia, Brighton, and Couch following its southeastern bank. The river valley is flanked by numerous named springs such as Harold Edwards Spring, John Oshel Spring, and McCulloch Spring, which historically supported the rural farmsteads found in the upland ridges. A significant portion of the southeastern quadrangle is occupied by the Cornstalk Reservation Area, a large wildlife management site that preserves the area's natural state between Beech Hill and the river.
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