2010 Map of Staunton

About this map

Staunton and its northern outskirts are mapped here in the early twenty-first century, revealing a landscape where modern development meets deep-rooted local heritage. The city’s historic core is flanked by significant sites such as the expansive Thornrose Cemetery, the Staunton National Cemetery, and the Western State Hospital. Outside the urban center, the terrain is shaped by the winding Middle River and its many tributaries, including Moffett Creek and Poague Run. This map documents a series of smaller communities and historic mill sites that dot the countryside, such as Franks Mill and Quicks Mill. The prominent heights of Betsey Bell and Mary Gray stand south of the city, providing a natural southern boundary to the valley floor's settlement patterns. Residential neighborhoods like Selma, Skymont, and Woodlee reflect the late-century growth patterns extending from the original city limits toward Verona.