2010 Map of Howardsville
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The James River defines the geography of this central Virginia landscape, carving a deep arc through the terrain of Nelson and Buckingham Counties. At the northern bend, the village of Howardsville sits near the confluence with the Rockfish River, served by the Howardsville Post Office and connected to the hinterlands via the Howardsville Tpke. The river is punctuated by several prominent landforms, including Dog Island, Buford Island, and Sycamore Island, illustrating the dynamic nature of this waterway.
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