1967 Map of Greenfield

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Greenfield and the North Fork Rockfish River valley define this 1967 survey of the Blue Ridge foothills on the boundary of Albemarle and Nelson counties. The landscape is dotted with small rural settlements and religious centers, including Hebron Ch, Rodes Ch, and the Holy Cross Ch further east. The eastern edge of the George Washington National Forest borders the valley, where several family-named hollows like Cooks Hollow and Blundell Hollow descend toward the river. To the south, Nellysford and Lodebar sit near the confluence of the Rockfish Valley Creek and the South Fork Rockfish River. The terrain is characterized by prominent peaks like Ennis Mtn and Pilot Mtn, while the presence of Camp Monocan near Allen Creek suggests the area's development for recreational use by the late 1960s.