
The South Fork Holston River winds through the northern portion of this landscape, anchoring a valley where the settlement of Loves Mill and the Batrack Sch once served a rural farming community. To the south, the terrain rises sharply into the high ridges of the Jefferson National Forest, where Iron Mountain and Straight Mountain dominate the geography. The map captures a transition in the local economy, showing the Norfolk and Western rail line following the tight contours of the Laurel Fork as it passes through Taylors Valley. Historical interest is high near the village of Konnarock, which sits at the foot of the mountains and includes the Konnarock Cem. Throughout the highlands, numerous family cemeteries like James Cem and Bishop Cem are tucked into the drainages of Mill Creek and Back Creek, marking the deep roots of the families that settled these hollows.
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19 maps found

1934 Brumley
Washington County, VA

1934 Wallace
Washington County, VA

1934 Wyndale
Washington County, VA

1935 Hayters Gap
Washington County, VA

1935 Konnarock
Washington County, VA

1938 Brumley
Washington County, VA

1938 Hayters Gap
Washington County, VA

1938 Wallace
Washington County, VA

1938 Wyndale
Washington County, VA

1939 Brumley
Washington County, VA

1939 Hayters Gap
Washington County, VA

1959 Konnarock
Washington County, VA

1960 Wallace
Washington County, VA

1960 Wyndale
Washington County, VA

2022 Brumley
Washington County, VA

2022 Hayters Gap
Washington County, VA

2022 Konnarock
Washington County, VA

2022 Wallace
Washington County, VA

2022 Wyndale
Washington County, VA