1947 Map of Mulberry

About this map

Mulberry stands as a central hub in this post-war landscape, where the confluence of the West Fork and East Fork feeds into Mulberry Creek. The terrain is defined by deep drainage patterns, such as Taylor Hollow and Moorhead Hollow, which funnel water toward the winding Elk River in the south. The rural character of the era is evidenced by the density of family burial grounds, including Whitaker Cem and Sullivan Cem, suggesting a long-settled agricultural community.