2014 Map of Milam

About this map

South Fork South Branch Potomac River carves a deep valley through this West Virginia landscape, providing a narrow corridor for settlements such as Milam and Peru. The map details a high-elevation environment dominated by the George Washington National Forest, where steep ridges like Shenandoah Mountain and South Fork Mtn rise sharply above the watercourses. The river's influence on local movement is evidenced by Trumbo Ford Bridge and the concentration of small farmsteads along Sweedlin Valley. To the east, the terrain transitions toward Criders and the German River, illustrating the complex borderlands where West Virginia and Virginia meet along several county lines. Notable landmarks include Nettie Davis Spring and Bergdeli, which anchor the local geography alongside numerous named peaks like Reynolds Knob and Haystack Knob.