2002 Map of Harrisonburg

About this map

Harrisonburg anchors this Shenandoah Valley landscape at the dawn of the 21st century, showing the city's relationship with the surrounding Rockingham County topography. The survey details the urban expansion of James Madison University and local landmarks like the Ashby Monument and Massanutten Caverns. Significant local history is preserved in the locations of Woodbine Cem, Hebrew Cem, and the Ralph Sampson Park Cem. To the east, the dramatic rise of Massanutten Mountain and Massanutten Peak overlooks established settlements such as Keezletown and Penn Laird. The area is defined by its water and transport networks, from the Norfolk Southern railroad line and major highway interchanges to the course of Cub Run and the recreational waters of Lake Shenandoah.