1995 Map of Beverly West

About this map

The Tygart River winds through the eastern portion of this West Virginia landscape, anchoring a series of valley settlements including Beverly, Dailey, and Valley Bend. This 1990s revision reflects a complex intersection of industry and rural community, where extensive strip mines and a Quarry in the north contrast with the protected lands of the Monongahela National Forest to the south. Local heritage is preserved in landmarks like the Homestead Sch and the Valley Bend Ch, while the terrain is defined by the massive spine of Rich Mountain separating the Roaring Creek Valley from the primary river basin. Transportation and utility networks are prominent, featuring the George Town Road and several major pipelines that traverse the ridges. The map also captures unique leisure and infrastructure details, such as a drive-in theater near the river and the Gaging Sta Burnt Bridge.