1994 Map of Leesburg
USGS Topo · Published 1998About this map
The town of Leesburg serves as the focal point for this mid-1990s study of Loudoun County, Virginia, where the historic northern boundary meets the Potomac River at Harrison Island. The landscape preserves a notable transition from the recreational corridors of the W&OD Trail and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park to the agricultural and residential pockets of Virts Corner and Gleedsville. Significant regional sites such as Balls Bluff Battlefield Regional Park and the historic Oatlands estate anchor the area's heritage. To the south, the massive Beaverdam Creek Reservoir dominates the drainage of Goose Creek, while industrial activity is noted at a Quarry near Belmont. Transportation infrastructure, including the Leesburg Muni Airport (Godfrey Field) and the crossing at Evergreen Mills, reflects the late 20th-century development surrounding this historic Virginia seat.
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