2011 Map of King George

About this map

Caledon State Park and the winding course of the Potomac River anchor this landscape, where the northern neck of Virginia transitions from wooded riverbanks to established rural centers. The settlement at King George acts as a focal point for the region, surrounded by a network of smaller communities including Edgehill, Ambar, and Arnolds Corner. Local history is visible in the numerous small burial grounds and parish sites that dot the area, such as Saint Pauls Cemetery and Peoples Union Cemetery, reflecting generations of community roots. Water remains central to the region’s layout and recreation, from the shoreline at Wellington Beach to the interior basins of Lake Madison and Madison Millpond. The topography is defined by several waterways feeding the Potomac, including Upper Machodoc Creek and Pepper Mill Creek, which carve through the terrain and historical tracts like those near Stuart Wharf.