1967 Map of Diana

About this map

Diana serves as a focal point in this West Virginia survey, situated at the confluence of several mountain runs and the Right Fork Holly River. The settlement pattern follows the narrow valley floors, with community life anchored by Bethany Ch and the Holly River Ch. Steep ridges like Elk Mountain and Glade Mountain separate the river systems, creating a landscape where travel was historically dictated by the winding watercourses. Along the Elk River to the west, landmarks such as Clifton Ford and the Gaging Sta reflect the river's importance for local transit and monitoring.