1968 Map of Green Bay

About this map

Prince Edward State Forest dominates this Central Virginia landscape, illustrating a region where public timberlands and recreational waters converge with traditional rural settlements. The topography is defined by the drainages of Sandy Creek and Millers Creek, which flow through a series of ridges and valleys. Evidence of community life is anchored by several local congregations, including Sharon Ch and Calvary Ch, alongside the Bagby Mem Ch Cem. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, the village of Green Bay serves as a transportation node where the Southern and Norfolk and Western rail lines intersect. This 1960s survey, with 1970s revisions, highlights the development of Prince Edward and Goodwin Lake State Park, featuring Goodwin Lake and Prince Edward Lake as significant local landmarks for conservation and leisure.