1912 Map of Mullens
USGS Topo · Published 1912About this map
Guyandot Mountain and a series of high ridges define this 1910 survey of the rugged coal country where Raleigh and Wyoming counties meet. The industrial heart of the region is traced by the Virginian RR, which winds through narrow valleys to serve settlements like Mullens, Slab Fork, and Stotesbury. The landscape is etched with steep terrain features such as Winding Gulf Ridge and Horsepen Ridge, dictating the placement of early infrastructure. Smaller community hubs like Tams Gulf P.O and Lester appear alongside numerous creeks and branches, providing a clear view of the early 20th-century mining and rail network. Local landmarks including Jenny Gap and Skinned Poplar Gap offer critical navigation points through the dense topography of the Slab Fork District.
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Editions of this 1912 Mullens Map
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Historical Maps of Mullens Through Time
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