
Beverly and Huttonsville serve as the primary valley settlements in this late 19th-century survey of the Appalachian highlands. The map reveals a landscape dominated by the parallel ridges of Rich Mountain, Shavers Mountain, and Spruce Mt., with the high-elevation Spruce Knob marking a significant topographic landmark. A distinct feature of the era is the noted Boundary Line in Dispute along the Randolph Pocahontas county line, reflecting the evolving administrative boundaries of the region.
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