1998 Map of Lindside

About this map

Peters Mountain anchors the southern landscape of this Appalachian borderland, where the boundary between West Virginia and Virginia follows the high ridge. This late-century survey captures a rural environment defined by narrow valleys and persistent family-named landmarks. The village of Lindside serves as a central point, surrounded by a network of country churches including Pine Grove Ch and Dry Pond Ch. The terrain transitions from the open lands of Red Sulphur and Springfield to the heavily forested slopes of the Jefferson National Forest. Industrial activity is concentrated near the southern margin, where quarries and the Goldbond settlement sit near the Kimballton Sch. Hikers and local historians can trace the Appalachian Trail as it winds along the crest through Symms Gap and past Foster Knob.