2013 Map of Pulaski

About this map

Pulaski serves as the central hub in this 2013 survey of the Virginia highlands, where a dense grid of streets meets the winding waters of Peak Cr. The town is surrounded by distinct geographical markers such as Little Mountain and Caseknife Ridge, which shape the local development. To the north and west, the landscape transitions into a more rural pattern of scattered settlements and named hollows. Evidence of the region's industrial past is visible at the Empire Mine near Thornhill Pond, while agricultural heritage is noted at the Kegley Farm of Pulaski. The presence of the Gatewood Reservoir and Hogan Lake indicates the importance of managed water resources for the area. Smaller communities like Hilton Village, Weldon, and Bella Vista occupy the valleys between ridges, connected by a network of rural routes including Robinson Tract Rd.