2016 Map of Fellowsville

About this map

The high ridges of Laurel Mtn and the winding course of Sandy Creek define this section of the West Virginia highlands at the boundary between Preston Co and Barbour Co. This 2016 survey documents a landscape of deeply etched stream valleys and scattered upland settlements that have endured for generations. Small communities such as Fellowsville, Sinclair, and Kanetown are connected by a network of rural routes like the Old Evansville Pike and Stevensburg Rd, while the local topography is shaped by the numerous forks of Little Sandy Cr. For those researching regional heritage, the map identifies specific landmarks like Number 16 School and a collection of family-named burial grounds, including Blackwood Cem and Bolyard Cem, which serve as vital points of reference for tracing local lineage in this mountainous terrain.