1921 Map of Greenland Gap
USGS Topo · Published 1921About this map
Greenland Gap serves as a dramatic geological focal point where the North Fork Patterson Creek cuts through the ridges of Knobby Mountain. This 1919 survey by engineers like C.H. Birdseye and Frank Sutton captures a landscape defined by its isolated mountain schools and rural church communities. From Locust Grove Church in the northwest to the Oak Grove Church near Kessel, the map reveals a highly decentralized settlement pattern where education was served by numerous small institutions such as Thrashy Run School and One Mountain School.
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1921 Greenland Gap
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1949 Mount Storm
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1951 Mount Storm
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1967 Blackbird Knob
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1967 Greenland Gap
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1967 Maysville
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1967 Medley
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1967 Mount Storm Lake
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1969 Hopeville
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1969 Petersburg West
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1995 Blackbird Knob
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1995 Hopeville
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1995 Maysville
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1995 Petersburg West
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1997 Mount Storm
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1997 Mount Storm Lake
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2023 Blackbird Knob
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2023 Greenland Gap
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2023 Hopeville
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2023 Maysville
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2023 Medley
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2023 Mount Storm
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2023 Mount Storm Lake
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2023 Petersburg West
Grant County, WV