2011 Map of Man

About this map

The Guyandotte River cuts through the northeast and southeast corners of this West Virginia terrain, anchoring a landscape defined by deep-set hollows and industrial footprints. In the early 21st century, the coal heritage of Logan County remains visible through infrastructure like the Stirrat Number 15 Waste Embankment Dam near Stirrat. Local genealogy is well-represented by several family-named landmarks, including multiple locations of the Hatfield Cemetery, reflecting the region’s deep ancestral roots. Small communities and named settlements such as Sarah Ann, Crystal Block, and Sharon Heights follow the narrow valleys of Island Creek and Horsepen Creek. Elevated features like Horsepen Mountain and Coon Knob tower over the branching creek networks, while the Mingo Lookout Tower stands as a sentinel over the southern ridges near the Hampden Post Office.