2013 Map of Clarksville South

About this map

John H. Kerr Reservoir dominates the eastern half of this landscape, its irregular shoreline creating a complex network of points and coves where Panhandle Cr and Lick Br meet the main pool. At the northern edge, Clarksville serves as a focal point for the region, supported by local infrastructure like the Clarksville Marina and the nearby Lake Country Regional Airport. The terrain transition is marked by Rosseechees Bluff, which overlooks the water near Mill Village and Blanks. Farther inland, the map captures a series of rural crossroads and historic place-names such as Buffalo Junction, Puryear Corner, and the evocatively named Shiny Rock. This southern Virginia landscape reflects a mix of lakeside residential growth at Merifield Acres and enduring agricultural tracts, with numerous family-named roads like Harry Davis Rd and Tilley Rd providing evidence of local lineage and land ownership.