
Ronceverte and the northern reaches of the Jefferson National Forest anchor this mid-century survey of the West Virginia and Virginia borderlands. The landscape is defined by the parallel ridges of White Rock Mountain and Peters Mountain, creating narrow valleys where small agrarian settlements like Gap Mills, Monitor, and Keenan were established. Local industry and travel are reflected in the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad corridor along the Greenbrier River and the presence of numerous neighborhood institutions, including the Highland Green Sch and Antioch Ch.
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