2016 Map of Edray

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The Greenbrier River valley and its surrounding ridges define this portion of Pocahontas County, where the southern reaches of the Monongahela National Forest meet a series of small, scattered settlements. Marlinton stands as a primary focal point at the confluence of Stony Cr and the river, while the settlement of Edray sits to the north along Us Rte 219. The landscape is marked by steep elevation changes, with peaks like Cloverlick Mtn and Moffett Knob overlooking narrow valleys and drafts. Local genealogy is anchored by sites such as the Hannah Cem and Gibson Cem located near Old Field Fork in the northwest. Several small communities including Warwick, Clawson, and Brownsburg are linked by a network of rural roads like Angus Irvine Rd and Bill Campbell Rd, illustrating the persistent rural character of the West Virginia highlands.