The Middle Fork Forked Deer River and the N Fork Forked Deer River define the local drainage of this Henderson County landscape, where small agricultural settlements are connected by a network of rural roads. Communities such as Spring Hill, Blue Goose, and Poplar Springs serve as central points among the rolling terrain, while more isolated locales like Crucifer and White Fern mark the southern reaches of the quadrangle.
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1936 · Clarksburg
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1936 · Lexington
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1936 · Life
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1950 · Life
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1950 · Lexington
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1950 · Clarksburg
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1953 · Claybrook
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1953 · Beech Bluff
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1955 · Luray
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1955 · Juno
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