1966 Map of Remington

About this map

Remington sits at the confluence of several vital watercourses and the Southern railroad, serving as a hub for the surrounding Piedmont countryside. This 1966 survey, revised with mid-1970s aerial data, reveals a landscape defined by the winding path of the Rappahannock River which separates Culpeper and Fauquier counties. The rail line connects the smaller settlements of Bealeton and Elkwood, while local institutions like St James Ch, Cedar Run Sch, and Hollywood Cem anchor the rural community. To the south, the expansion of the Culpeper Municipal Airport T Martin Field and the U S Military Res Warrenton Training Center indicate the growing federal and regional infrastructure in the area. Waterways like Marsh Run and Lucky Hill Run drain the rolling terrain, while numerous smaller family or community burial sites like Cedar Grove Cem remain preserved among the farms.