2016 Map of Howardsville
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
The James River snakes through the Piedmont of Central Virginia, defining the borders between Nelson, Albemarle, and Buckingham counties. This area is characterized by riverfront settlements like Warminster and Howardsville, the latter situated at the confluence with the Rockfish River. These locations represent historic ferry and transportation hubs where the river shaped local commerce and navigation long before the modern era. The landscape is also marked by significant hills and low peaks, such as Mt Alto, Wolf Mountain, and Horse Mtn.
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1943 · Lovingston
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1945 · Covesville
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