2016 Map of Clover Lick

About this map

Clover Lick and Dilleys Mill anchor this landscape along the winding path of the Greenbrier River, showing the dispersed settlement patterns of Pocahontas County in the mid-2010s. The geography is defined by high ridges like Thorny Creek Mtn and Marlin Mtn, with many small communities and family-named hollows situated in the narrow valleys between. Much of the central and western portion of this map is protected within the Monongahela National Forest, where the Allegheny Trail follows the high ground of the Allegheny Tr.: Marlin Mtn. ridgeline. This topographic study captures the quiet character of the region, from the Bethel Church Cem near Lake Sam Hill to the rural outposts of Stony Bottom and Frost. The intricate drainage system, including Sitlington Creek and Knapp Cr, illustrates the complex hydrology that has shaped these Appalachian valleys for generations.