
Elkhorn Creek serves as the central artery for this densely settled section of the West Virginia coalfields, where a string of historic company towns and municipalities line the valley floor. The geography of the region is defined by these narrow bottomlands and the steep rise of Indian Ridge and Shawnee Mountain. Settlements like Keystone, Northfork, Landgraff, and Eckman are tightly packed between the hillsides, following the winding path of the water and roads such as W Main St and E McDowell St.
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