
Lowesville and Piney River anchor this central Virginia landscape where the George Washington National Forest meets the foothills of the Blue Ridge. The geography is defined by a dense network of watercourses, including the Little Piney River and the Buffalo River, which carve through prominent elevations like Turkey Mtn and Mobley Mtn. Genealogists will find a significant concentration of family-named burial sites scattered throughout the terrain, such as Henley Cem, Mays Cem, and the Fulcher Cem near the Fulcher Family Farms Airport. The transition from forest to settlement is visible in the network of rural routes like State Rte 629 and the repurposing of industrial infrastructure, evidenced by the Blue Ridge Railway Trl following the river through Shady Lane.
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1894 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

1935 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

1939 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

1940 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

1950 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

1952 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

1963 Forks of Buffalo
Amherst County, VA

1963 Kelly
Amherst County, VA

1963 Piney River
Amherst County, VA

1963 Tobacco Row Mtn
Amherst County, VA

1965 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

1969 Buffalo Ridge
Amherst County, VA

1977 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

1999 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

2022 Buena Vista
Amherst County, VA

2022 Buffalo Ridge
Amherst County, VA

2022 Forks of Buffalo
Amherst County, VA

2022 Kelly
Amherst County, VA

2022 Piney River
Amherst County, VA

2022 Tobacco Row Mountain
Amherst County, VA