2019 Map of Edray

About this map

Marlinton serves as a focal point at the southern edge of this West Virginia landscape, where the confluence of several streams meets the winding Greenbrier River. The terrain is defined by the high ridges of the Monongahela National Forest, including Cloverlick Mtn and Moffett Knob. Transportation patterns are dictated by these elevations, with roads like Buzzard Ridge Rd following high ground while the Greenbrier River Rail-Trail traces the level river corridor through Clawson and Harter. Local history is preserved in several small settlements and family-named landmarks. Small clusters such as Edray and Warwick are situated along the valley floors, supported by water sources like McLaughlin Spring and Averill Spring. For genealogists, the placement of the Gibson Cem and Hannah Cem near Pleasant Valley provides specific locations for tracing early families in this part of Pocahontas County.