
Deer Creek Valley serves as the central corridor for this part of the Monongahela National Forest, where the small settlements of Arbovale and Green Bank are established. The landscape is defined by its scientific and aviation infrastructure, notably the Green Bank Observatory Airport and nearby Deer Creek Farm Airport, which sit amidst a network of intricate ridge-and-hollow terrain. To the north, the village of Boyer marks the convergence of several mountain runs, while the Greenbrier River and its associated Greenbrier River Trail trace the western edge of the map near Hosterman. The topographic detail reveals a complex system of named ridges like Bowman Ridge and Charley Ridge, interspersed with numerous hollows such as Slavin Hollow and Smith Hollow. Genealogists and local researchers will find the location of the Arbovale Cemetery and the many family-named peaks, including Asbury Knob and Old House Knob, essential for tracing historical land use in this pocket of West Virginia.
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