
The Pulaski County Courthouse serves as the focal point for this Southwest Virginia industrial and transport hub, where the town of Pulaski sits at the base of Draper Mtn. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition from the dense street grid of the town center to the vast protected reaches of the Jefferson National Forest to the west. Significant local heritage is preserved at sites like Pinehurst Cem and Oakwood Cem, while the outlying settlements of Weldon and Mount Olivet illustrate the rural expansion into the surrounding ridges. The complex drainage of the region is evident in the paths of Peak Creek and Tract Fork, which navigate between prominent elevations like Caseknife Ridge and Chestnut Mtn, reflecting the area's history of managing difficult terrain for settlement and transit.
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