2014 Map of Hillsboro

About this map

Hillsboro and the fertile valley of Little Levels anchor this pocket of West Virginia, where the terrain transitions from high mountain ridges to productive farmland. The landscape is defined by its complex hydrology, featuring numerous named springs such as McNeil Farm Spring, Beard Spring, and Blue Spring that feed into the Stamping Cr and Greenbrier River systems. To the west and north, the high elevations of the Monongahela National Forest dominate, including landmarks like Cranberry Mtn and the Cranberry Glades Overlook. A network of rural routes, including Us 219 and WV 39, connects historic crossroads such as Mill Point, Buckeye, and Seebert. The southern edge of the map features the Thomas C. Edgar Memorial Bridge, reflecting the importance of river crossings in this deeply carved river-and-ridge environment.