1934 Map of Linville Falls
USGS Topo · Published 1934About this map
Hemphill Mine and the winding course of the North Toe River anchor this 1934 topographic study of the Blue Ridge landscape. The terrain is marked by a series of local congregations and educational centers that served the rural Avery County population, including Walnut Grove Ch, Pisgah Ch, and Mullins Hill Sch. The mapping reflects a period of infrastructure development where traditional mountain paths like the Railroad Trail existed alongside the emerging Appalachian Highway and State Hy No 194.
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