2013 Map of Narrows
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
New River defines the geography of this Giles County corridor, winding between Pearis Mountain and Hemlock Ridge as it flows past established settlements and valley outposts. In the town of Narrows, the confluence of Wolf Creek creates a focal point for local infrastructure, while further downstream Glen Lyn sits near the Andrew S Rowan Bridge. The landscape is marked by substantial elevation changes, ranging from the prominent lookout at Angels Rest to the low-lying Narrows Reservoir fed by Mill Creek.
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1934 · Pulaski
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