2013 Map of Hamburg

About this map

The S Fork Shenandoah River carves through the landscape of Page County, shaping the placement of long-standing riverfront communities. At Whitehouse Landing, the water meets the established settlement of White House, while further downstream, Hamburg and Leaksville anchor the agricultural and residential corridors. The terrain is dominated by the massive presence of Massanutten Mountain, which creates a natural barrier punctuated only by high points like Strickler Knob and Duncan Knob. This survey captures a mix of forest-dwelling neighborhoods and valley floor crossroads. In the north, Little Fort Valley sits tucked away near Passage Creek, while the development of Shenandoah Forest illustrates the modern residential expansion into the timbered slopes. The map also records several notable water sources, including Big Spring and Hiden Spring, which have historically dictated local settlement patterns in this part of the Virginia valley.