
The Thornton River and Hazel River carve a path through this section of Culpeper County, where the Rappahannock County line follows the ridge of Castleton Mtn. This landscape is defined by its small crossroads settlements and deep-rooted religious institutions, including the Gourdvine Baptist Church and Woodland United Methodist Church. The map provides significant genealogical value through its many family-named burial sites, such as the Crigler Cem, Pierce-Settle Cem, and the Tutt-Covington Cem near Salem. Transport follows traditional routes like the Sperryville Pike and Old Turnpike Rd, connecting clusters of activity at Eggbornsville, Castleton, and Monumental Mills. This area reflects a long-standing rural structure where small communities formed around water-powered industry and community churches.
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1943 Germanna Bridge
Culpeper County, VA

1944 Germanna Bridge
Culpeper County, VA

1968 Germanna Bridge
Culpeper County, VA

1971 Castleton
Culpeper County, VA

1971 Culpeper West
Culpeper County, VA

1973 Culpeper East
Culpeper County, VA

1994 Castleton
Culpeper County, VA

1994 Culpeper East
Culpeper County, VA

1997 Culpeper West
Culpeper County, VA

2022 Castleton
Culpeper County, VA

2022 Culpeper East
Culpeper County, VA

2022 Culpeper West
Culpeper County, VA

2022 Germanna Bridge
Culpeper County, VA