2019 Map of King And Queen Court House
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
The Mattaponi River serves as the central artery for this region of the Virginia Middle Peninsula, defining the boundary between King and Queen and King William counties. The landscape is characterized by its tidal waters and dense wetlands, where the river winds past De Farges Bar and into the expansive Gleason Marsh. Historical development is anchored by the King and Queen County Courthouse, a focal point for the surrounding rural communities. Settlement patterns follow the elevated ridges between drainage systems like Market Swamp and Dickeys Swamp, with older names such as Rickahock, Stevensville, and Mantapike marking the crossroads. The presence of numerous mill-related labels, including Cohoke Mill Creek and Garnetts Mill Ln, points to a long-standing reliance on the area's many tributaries for local industry.
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Editions of this 2019 King And Queen Court House Map
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