1964 Map of Midlothian

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The James River carves a winding path through this Piedmont landscape, separating Goochland and Powhatan counties while creating distinct river features like Sabot Little Island and Tuckahoe Island. The terrain is marked by a transition from traditional agricultural settlements and ecclesiastical sites, such as the Manakin Ch Cem and Huguenot Springs Cem, toward suburban development. The southern portion of the sheet is anchored by the community of Midlothian, showing the early footprint of residential growth near Lake Salisbury and the Southern railway line. Significant educational and recreational landmarks, including the St John Vianney Seminary and multiple country clubs, suggest the mid-century evolution of the area. Notable industry is present through a Quarry and Gravel Pit, while smaller waterways like Michaux Creek and Norwood Creek drain the surrounding wooded hills.