2010 Map of Cauthornville

About this map

Cauthornville and its surrounding rural landscapes are defined by an intricate network of wetlands and creek systems that have shaped local settlement for generations. The area's agricultural and industrial past is anchored by water-based landmarks like Garnett Mill and the Garnett Millpond Dam, alongside other local reservoirs such as Cheatwood Millpond and Jones Millpond. These water bodies are fed by numerous named drainages, including Hoskins Creek, Chapel Creek, and Rickenaw Creek, which weave through forested bottomlands like Root Swamp and Cook Swamp. Small, established crossroads communities such as Tignor, Owenton, Indian Neck, and Beazley are connected by a web of local roads, many of which bear descriptive names like Hell Bottom Rd and Peach Grove Rd, reflecting the distinct character of this Virginia countryside.