2013 Map of Rectortown

About this map

Goose Creek Stone Bridge stands as a significant landmark in this northern Virginia landscape, marking the historic crossing point where the John S Mosby Hwy traverses the winding Goose Cr. The area is characterized by a series of small, dispersed settlements including Rectortown, Atoka, and Frogtown, many of which grew around early road junctions such as Five Points. The drainage patterns of Cromwells Run and Panther Skin Cr define the rolling terrain, while numerous private farm ponds and larger bodies like Sherwood Lake and Brick House Lake dot the countryside. The presence of the Middleburg Training Track and equestrian-themed names like Oak Grove Meadows reflect the region's long-standing connection to Virginia's horse country, while the Upperville Airport serves as a modern node in this rural network.