1957 Map of Looneyville
USGS Topo · Published 1977About this map
The Pocatalico River and its myriad tributaries carve through the central West Virginia hills, anchoring a landscape defined by small valley settlements and an extensive network of natural gas extraction. The community of Looneyville sits at the heart of the quadrangle, surrounded by ridge-and-hollow topography that shaped local social life around small family cemeteries and country churches. Numerous spiritual centers like Hundley Chapel, Epling Chapel, and Walnut Grove Ch are distributed throughout the terrain, often appearing alongside family landmarks such as the Looney Cem or Stalnaker Sch.
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