2011 Map of Sandyville

About this map

Sandyville and the winding course of Sandy Creek anchor this West Virginia landscape, where the intersection of Interstate 77 and local routes like Old Us HWY 21 reflects the modern transition of a rural community. Significant genealogical resources are scattered throughout the hills, including family-named sites such as Derenburger Cemetery, Safreed Cemetery, and Staats Cemetery. The topography is defined by narrow valleys like Deadman Hollow and Wolfpen Hollow, while the Sarvis Fork Covered Bridge serves as a notable landmark near Odaville. Small settlements such as Silverton, Nuzums, and Cuba are connected by a dense network of creek-following roads, including Jackson Run Rd and Drift Run Rd. The area maintains its character through landmarks like the Green Hills Country Club Lake Dam and distinct natural features such as Polecat Bend.