2013 Map of Fruitland

About this map

Edneyville and the community of Goodluck serve as central points in this portion of the Blue Ridge foothills during the early twenty-first century. The landscape is defined by a dense concentration of named peaks and gaps, ranging from Rattlesnake Knob and Bald Top Mountain to the high elevations of Huckleberry Mountain and Barnhill Mountain. The settlement pattern follows the intricate drainage networks of Hoopers Creek and Cane Creek, where small private airstrips like Six Oaks Airport and Cane Creek Airport sit alongside older agricultural and residential developments. In the southern reaches, Fruitland and Naples mark the transition toward more established corridors. The presence of Camp Judaea and Huckleberry Camp suggests the region's enduring role as a retreat, while water features such as Skelton Twin Lakes and Beechwood Lake punctuate the valleys between the numerous named knobs and ridges.