2011 Map of Lake Sherwood

About this map

Lake Sherwood and the surrounding drainage of the Middle Fork Anthonys Creek dominate this 2011 survey of the West Virginia highlands. The landscape is defined by its verticality, with prominent features like Middle Mountain and Meadow Creek Mountain rising between complex creek systems. Small settlements and named locales such as Trainer and Burr are connected by a network of forest roads, including Beaver Creek Rd and Douthat Creek Rd. The presence of Columbia Sulphur Springs points to the region's historic mineral water heritage, while names like May Hollow and Devils Garden reflect local nomenclature. Water management is evident at the Lake Sherwood Dam and the northern Watoga Lake Dam, highlighting the importance of these reservoirs for recreation and conservation in the Monongahela National Forest vicinity.