
Rich Mountain and its surrounding gaps dominate this 1934 topographic survey of Watauga County, North Carolina. The map captures a landscape transitioning into the mid-20th century, where rural community life is anchored by institutions like the County Home and local congregations at Brushy Fork Ch and Oak Grove Ch. Settlement patterns follow the high-country topography, with clusters at Adams, Lovill, and the industrial site at Shulls Mills along the Watauga River.
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