2016 Map of Sandyville

About this map

The Sarvis Fork Covered Bridge serves as a prominent historical landmark in this region of Jackson County, situated near the intersection of Old Us HWY 21 and Sarvis Fork. The landscape is defined by a dense network of small communities and rural family homesteads, including Silverton, Sandyville, and Odaville. The educational history of the area is represented by the Silverton Red Bush School, while numerous small burial grounds such as Beckwith Cem, Independence Cem, and Nesselroad Cem provide significant touchpoints for genealogical research. The terrain is deeply dissected by drainages like Sandy Creek and Little Sandy Cr, creating named features such as Polecat Bend and Wolfpen Hollow. Higher elevations are marked by Crow Summit and Utah Hill, providing a comprehensive look at the rural West Virginia interior during the mid-2010s.