1967 Map of Goshen

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Lake Merriweather and the narrow corridor of Goshen Pass dominate this landscape where the Calfpasture River and Little River meet to form the Maury River. The terrain is defined by the sharp ridges of Little North Mountain and Jump Mountain, creating a natural bottleneck for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Small settlements like Rockbridge Baths and Glendye are situated along these waterways, reflecting the region's history as a site for both early transit and seasonal recreation. Numerous Boy Scout camps, including Camp Virginia and Camp Olmsted, are established around the lake and river branches. Local genealogy is anchored by sites like Bethesda Ch and the Little River Cem, while the Maury Monument commemorates the area's physical geography.