2019 Map of Nimrod Hall

About this map

The Cowpasture River carves a winding path through this corner of the George Washington National Forest, where the complex topography of the Ridge-and-Valley province is on full display. Small riverside settlements like Nimrod Hall and Copeland are situated along the valley floor, connected by State Rte 632. The map illustrates a landscape of significant relief, including Beards Mtn and Mill Mtn, separated by deep drainage features such as Hickman Draft. Cultural markers are sparse but notable, including the Mason Tunnel near the eastern edge and the Orebank Trl which hints at the area's historical extraction or transport routes. Along the northern border, Millboro Springs serves as a small hub where Mill Cr and Stuart Run converge, while the southern reaches are dominated by the heights of Brushy Mtn near the Rockbridge County line.