2013 Map of Nimrod Hall

About this map

The Cowpasture River defines the valley of this Bath County landscape, winding past the historic settlement of Nimrod Hall. This area is characterized by its recreational and residential clusters, notably the Boys Camp, Bible Camp, and Camp Kannata situated along the riverbanks. The terrain is dominated by significant ridgelines such as Rough Mountain and Short Mountain, with the Mason Tunnel cutting through the topographic features to the northeast. To the south, the community of Copeland sits near the confluence of S Fork Pads Cr and Pads Cr. The road network, including State Rte 42 and Nimrod Dr, follows the natural contours of the river valley and the base of Griffith Knob, illustrating how geography has dictated local transport and settlement patterns in this part of Virginia.