2011 Map of Ringgold

About this map

Ringgold and Rosseau anchor this landscape of the Unglaciated Allegheny Plateau in Morgan County, where the topography is defined by the dendritic drainage of West Branch Wolf Creek and Sharps Fork Federal Creek. This 2011 map reveals a community-focused rural layout where small settlements like Elliott Crossroads and Westland are marked by concentrations of family and church-affiliated burial grounds. Notable sites for local history include the Pisgah Methodist Protestant Cemetery and Antioch Cemetery, which reflect the area's early denominational ties. The land use is characterized by narrow ridge-top roads like Glass Rd NW and Butler Rd that wind between steep-walled valleys. Hydrological features such as the Comstock Pond Dam and the various branches of Wolf Creek show the modern management of water resources within this traditional agricultural and wooded terrain.