1967 Map of Rawley Springs

About this map

Rawley Springs serves as the primary focal point in this portion of the George Washington National Forest, where the complex drainage of the Dry River and Skidmore Fork shapes the landscape. The terrain is defined by prominent ridges including Feedstone Mountain, Dictum Ridge, and Second Mountain, illustrating the deeply dissected topography of the Alleghenies. Local history is anchored by sites like the Oak Grove Cem and the Riven Rock Picnic Area, while numerous named runs and springs, such as Miller Spring and Maple Spring Run, indicate the vital water sources that supported early residents and timber activities.