2011 Map of Mozer

About this map

Mozer and Kline sit within a landscape of parallel ridges and deep hollows in Pendleton County, documented here in the early 21st century. The geography is defined by the massive spine of Locust Mountain and Spring Mountain in the center, flanked by the South Fork South Branch Potomac River to the east and North Mill Creek to the northwest. This terrain dictates the path of local travel, with County Hwy-11 and County Hwy-220/3 following the natural contours between the summits. Small, named settlements like Brushy Run and Miles are situated along these transit corridors, while the higher elevations feature named peaks like High Knob and Huckleberry Hill. The map reveals how the early 2000s rural infrastructure utilized the gaps and valleys, such as Deep Hollow and Broadmouth Hollow, to connect isolated communities across the mountain barriers.