2011 Map of Julian
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
The Little Coal River and Big Coal River define the winding geography of this central West Virginia landscape, where small rail-side settlements and family landmarks populate the narrow valleys. Communities like Julian, McCorkle, and Brounland trace the paths of the rivers and the winding rail lines that cut through the terrain. Evidence of the region's industrial and transit history is visible in features like the Sprout Tunnel, Blue Tom Tunnel, and Pinnacle Tunnel, while the Fork Creek Public Hunting Area Dam marks a significant local landmark.
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