2013 Map of South Anna

About this map

Gum Spring and the surrounding rural communities of central Virginia are documented here in detail, showing a landscape defined by small settlements and an intricate network of creeks. The South Anna River flows across the northern reaches, while the terrain to the south is drained by several watercourses including Big Lickinghole Cr and Rocketts Cr. Interstate 64 cuts diagonally through the center of the sheet, providing a modern transit corridor that connects historic locations like Hadensville and Sandy Hook. Residential enclaves such as Deep Woods, Orchid, and Deerwood suggest a pattern of modern growth within a traditionally agricultural and forested area. Several small impoundments, including Lake Killarney and Orchid Lake, dot the landscape, highlighting the local management of water resources in this part of the Piedmont. Historical road traces like Three Chopt Rd remain visible, anchoring the modern map to its colonial-era transportation roots.