2013 Map of Dinwiddie

About this map

Confederate Woods and the village of Dinwiddie anchor this 2013 survey of south-central Virginia, where the landscape is defined by the convergence of historic transit routes and small woodland settlements. The geography is etched by a dense network of tributaries including Gravelly Run, Stony Creek, and Little Cattail Cr, which flow through the timbered tracts and residential pockets of Stony Springs and Bonneville. The map captures a transitional rural character, with newer residential developments like Dinwiddie Acres situated near established landmarks such as Quaker Bridge and Richardsons Pond. Notable for its road network, the area shows the intersection of modern interstate travel with older corridors like Boydton Plank Rd and Courthouse Rd, reflecting centuries of development in the Tidewater region.