2019 Map of Mozark Mountain

About this map

Monongahela National Forest dominates this mountain landscape, where the Blackwater River and Dry Fork carve deep paths through the high plateaus of West Virginia. The map records a complex network of recreation and legacy infrastructure, including the historical Railraod Grade and numerous trails like the Dinky Jumpoff Trail and Lindy Point Trail. Local history is anchored by family names found at Lester Flanagan Spring and Kent Lambert Spring, as well as the Teter Cem near the settlement of Gladwin. Small communities such as Thomas and Hendricks sit at the map's edges, while the interior is defined by named peaks like Mozark Mtn and Canaan Mtn. The presence of several plantations and distinctive landmarks like Table Rock and Possession Camp suggests a history of early land use and seasonal habitation within the timbered highlands.