2019 Map of Glady

About this map

Flint, Bemis, and Glady anchor this high-elevation landscape within the Monongahela National Forest. The area is defined by the parallel courses of the Shavers Fork, Glady Fork, and Laurel Fork, which carve through the steep ridges of Shavers Mtn and Marlin Mtn. Local family names and settlement history are reflected in landmarks such as William Harris Spring, Montoney Spring, and Miller Hollow. The terrain is interlaced with notable forest routes including the Allegheny Tr and Stone Camp Run, illustrating a landscape dedicated to timber management and outdoor recreation. Peaks like Spruce Knob and Rich Mtn dominate the horizon, while smaller features like Camp Hollow and Pit Spring provide specific points of interest for genealogists tracing ancestral homesteads or land use in the Randolph County highlands.