2016 Map of Burlington

About this map

Patterson Creek winds through this West Virginia landscape, cutting a path between the prominent ridges of Knobly Mountain and Patterson Creek Mtn. The 2016 survey illustrates the long-standing agricultural and family-centered character of Mineral and Hampshire counties, where the community of Burlington sits at the junction of US Rte 50 and US Rte 220. Numerous family cemeteries are scattered across the valley floors and hillsides, including the Stone Chapel Cem, Elijah High Cem, and Peerce Cem, reflecting generations of local lineage. The topography is defined by sharp elevation shifts at Fossil Ridge and various springs such as Cave Gap Spring and Anderson Farm Spring. This contemporary update also highlights the modern American Discovery Trail as it traverses the higher ground, connecting this rural region to a larger national network of paths.