1968 Map of Rollins Fork
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
The Rappahannock River snakes through this 1968 landscape, defining the boundaries where King George, Essex, and Westmoreland counties meet. The river's influence is evident in the numerous maritime points and wharves, such as Greenlaw Wharf and Wilmont Wharf, which once served as vital links for trade and transport before the modernization of inland road networks. Further inland, the presence of the Colonial Beach Dragway indicates the region's mid-century shift toward recreational automotive culture.
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Editions of this 1968 Rollins Fork Map
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Historical Maps of Gulvey Through Time
21 maps found
1930 Wakefield
Westmoreland County, VA
1932 Wakefield
Westmoreland County, VA
1942 Rollins Fork
Westmoreland County, VA
1943 Machodoc
Westmoreland County, VA
1943 Wakefield
Westmoreland County, VA
1943 Yeocomico River
Westmoreland County, VA
1949 Rollins Fork
Westmoreland County, VA
1953 Wakefield
Westmoreland County, VA
1968 Colonial Beach North
Westmoreland County, VA
1968 Colonial Beach South
Westmoreland County, VA
1968 Kinsale
Westmoreland County, VA
1968 Machodoc
Westmoreland County, VA
1968 Rollins Fork
Westmoreland County, VA
1968 Stratford Hall
Westmoreland County, VA
1981 Stratford Hall
Westmoreland County, VA
2022 Colonial Beach North
Westmoreland County, VA
2022 Colonial Beach South
Westmoreland County, VA
2022 Kinsale
Westmoreland County, VA
2022 Machodoc
Westmoreland County, VA
2022 Rollins Fork
Westmoreland County, VA
2022 Stratford Hall
Westmoreland County, VA