
The narrow valleys of the Cumberland Plateau define this 1954 topographic survey, where the Pike Co and Buchanan Co border meets the Kentucky Virginia state line. The landscape is dominated by the Norfolk and Western rail corridor, which snakes through the hills alongside Hurricane Creek and Middle Elk Creek. Small coal-era rail stops such as Argo, Burke Siding, and Bill Siding cluster along the tracks, serving as the primary hubs for these tightly wound hollows.
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1914 Bucu
Buchanan County, VA

1914 Hurley
Buchanan County, VA

1915 Hurley
Buchanan County, VA

1916 Bucu
Buchanan County, VA

1917 Hurley
Buchanan County, VA

1935 Big A Mountain
Buchanan County, VA

1935 Jewell
Buchanan County, VA

1935 Pistol Gap
Buchanan County, VA

1954 Harman
Buchanan County, VA

1954 Hurley
Buchanan County, VA

1958 Big A Mountain
Buchanan County, VA

1963 Harman
Buchanan County, VA

1963 Hurley
Buchanan County, VA

1963 Prater
Buchanan County, VA

1964 Patterson
Buchanan County, VA

1968 Keen Mountain
Buchanan County, VA

2022 Big A Mountain
Buchanan County, VA

2022 Harman
Buchanan County, VA

2022 Hurley
Buchanan County, VA

2022 Keen Mountain
Buchanan County, VA

2022 Patterson
Buchanan County, VA

2022 Prater
Buchanan County, VA