1967 Map of Deerfield

High ridges like Shenandoah Mountain and Walker Mountain dominate the terrain, separated by narrow hollows and numerous watercourses such as Broadway Branch and Mud Lick. Local life is anchored by landmarks like the Rocky Spring Ch and the Mt Mary Cem, while more modern additions like the Radio Tower (WABH) appear alongside older features like the Gravel Pit. The map effectively captures the mid-century intersection of rural Virginia community life and the extensive public lands of the Allegheny foothills.