
Peterstown sits at the intersection of the regional road network near the winding path of the New River, where the borders of Monroe, Summers, Mercer, and Giles counties meet. The landscape is defined by the sharp ridges of Peters Mountain and Powell Mountain, which channel the flow of the New River and its tributaries like Rich Creek and Stinking Lick Creek. This modern survey reveals a countryside still anchored by its rural hamlets, from Ballard in the north to the industrial river towns of Glen Lyn and Lurich in the south.
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