2019 Map of Clayville

About this map

The Appomattox River winds through this central Virginia landscape, forming a natural border between Powhatan, Amelia, and Chesterfield counties. This rural region is defined by a network of established crossroads and small settlements, including Genito, Clayville, and Moseley. Local genealogy is well-represented through landmarks like Grace Cem and Liberty Cem, alongside the prominent Skinquarter Baptist Church near the community of Skinquarter. The drainage patterns are clearly visible, with Skinquarter Creek, Butterwood Cr, and Goode Cr carving out the terrain as they flow toward the river. Residential developments like Graceland Dr and Winterbrook Ct indicate modern growth within a traditionally agricultural area, while the preservation of place names like Pilkinton and Mattoax maintains a connection to the long-standing community identities of the region.