2010 Map of Brokenburg

About this map

Brokenburg and Post Oak anchor this rural landscape in central Virginia, where a network of small settlements and family-named corners defines the region's geography. The area is intersected by the winding paths of the Po River and Ta River, which dictate the placement of early infrastructure like the Corbin Bridge and Dillard Bridge. Genealogists will find significant value in the distribution of local burial grounds, including Hebron Cemetery, Goshen Cemetery, and the Mine Road Cemetery. The presence of Todds Tavern in the north and landmarks like the Spotsylvania Lookout Tower reflect a community shaped by long-standing crossroads and timber observation. This survey documents the transition of colonial-era routes into modern thoroughfares such as Robert E Lee Dr and Catharpin Rd, maintaining the footprint of historic Spotsylvania County as it appeared in the early 21st century.