1996 Map of Lockwood

About this map

Lockwood and Lyonsville anchor the southern reaches of this Appalachian landscape, where the confluence of Otter Creek and Peters Creek defines the local geography. The area's mid-1990s industrial character is marked by numerous Strip Mine sites and extensive clusters of gas wells concentrated in the northern hills. Along the winding course of Twentymile Creek, small rural nodes like Fola persist alongside landmarks such as the Otter Creek Sch and the Lick Fork Freewill Ch. The terrain is characterized by a dense network of branches and forks, including Peachorchard Branch and Hardway Branch, which carve through the distinct civil districts of Henry, Grant, and Jefferson. This survey records the late 20th-century extraction economy, capturing the infrastructure of pipelines and resource pits that shaped the Nicholas and Clay county borderlands.