2013 Map of Greenville

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Greenville and Middlebrook anchor this portion of Augusta County, where the landscape is defined by a dense network of watercourses and agricultural properties. Small settlements like Arbor Hill and Stony Hill sit among the headwaters of numerous creeks, including Folly Mills Cr and Smoky Row Cr, illustrating a historic land use pattern centered on upland farming and riparian access. The topography is punctuated by the prominent height of Sugarloaf, while agricultural life is represented by specific sites such as Wrenn's Turkey Farm and Sinking Springs Farm. In the southeast, the confluence of the South River and Christians Cr near Wallace Lake highlights the importance of drainage to the local economy. This survey documents the modern road network, like Stone Branch Rd and Baylor Mill Rd, overlaid upon a rural framework that has changed little in its fundamental distribution of family-named landmarks and water-oriented hamlets.