2011 Map of Nimrod Hall

About this map

The Cowpasture River anchors this central Virginia landscape, carving a serpentine path through the ridges of Rough Mountain and Little Mountain. This early 21st-century survey documents the area around the historic settlement of Nimrod Hall, where the river's winding course created narrow valleys known as drafts and hollows, such as Hickman Draft and Limekiln Hollow. Further south, the community of Copeland sits near the confluence of Pads Creek and its South Fork Pads Creek. The map details local infrastructure including the Hunt Club Dam and the Mason Tunnel, alongside small mountain outposts like Griffith and Crane. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes, notably at the Rich Hole and the high Knob, reflecting the region's complex geological structure.