2011 Map of Powellton
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Armstrong Creek and its many tributaries, including Powellton Fork and Jenkins Fork, carve through the high ridges of Fayette County in this West Virginia survey. The settlement of Powellton sits at the confluence of several branches, surrounded by coal-country landmarks like Craig Hollow and Black Gum Hollow. Further south, the map traces the narrow corridor of Paint Creek, connecting small communities such as Collinsdale, Mahan, and Coalfield. This landscape is defined by its deep hollows and steep mountain flanks, such as Armstrong Mountain and Kingston Mountain, where narrow roads like Elkridge Rd follow the natural contours of the valley floors.
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