1954 Map of Coopersville

About this map

The Little South Fork river cuts through the southeast corner of this terrain, marking a boundary near the Daniel Boone National Forest. The landscape is defined by its series of ridges and hollows, including Lovell Ridge and Brammer Hill, which historically dictated the placement of small community centers like Coopersville and Gregory. A network of rural institutions, such as Mt Hermon Ch and Raleigh Creek Sch, is scattered across the uplands, reflecting a time of dispersed hill-country settlement.