1966 Map of New Castle
USGS Topo · Published 1991About this map
Craig Creek meanders through this valley in the Jefferson National Forest, anchoring a landscape defined by small mountain settlements and industrial remnants. In the southwestern corner, New Castle serves as a hub of activity, featuring a Drive-in Theater and Sewage Disposal facilities alongside the riverbanks. The influence of local mineral resources is evident at Virginia Mineral Springs and the Fenwick Mines Campground, reflecting the region's intersection of 1960s outdoor recreation and older extractive history.
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