1969 Map of Mineral
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
Mineral and the county seat of Louisa anchor the southern reaches of this landscape, reflecting a region defined by its geological wealth and transit history. The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad cuts through the terrain, connecting these centers to the wider Piedmont. To the northeast, an Old Railroad Grade follows the contours of Contrary Creek, signaling earlier industrial paths through the hills. This area is notably dotted with small rural hubs and general stores, such as Bibbs Store, Dickinson Store, and Wares Crossroads, which served as the social centers for surrounding farms.
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Editions of this 1969 Mineral Map
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