1964 Map of Studley
USGS Topo · Published 1982About this map
The Pamunkey River defines the northern boundary of this landscape, separating Hanover Co and King William Co across the broad reaches of Sutton Neck and Crump Neck. The interior is defined by a dense network of country roads connecting established communities like Studley, Pole Green, and Rural Point. This 1964 survey captures the area’s deep religious and educational roots, featuring numerous congregations such as Enon Church, First Union Ch, and New Bethesda Ch, alongside the State Industrial School and the Battlefield Park Sch.
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Editions of this 1964 Studley Map
5 editions found
Historical Maps of Pamunkey Estates Through Time
20 maps found
1938 Studley
Hanover County, VA
1938 Yellow Tavern
Hanover County, VA
1942 Beaverdam
Hanover County, VA
1943 Beaverdam
Hanover County, VA
1943 Hanover Academy
Hanover County, VA
1943 Mabelton
Hanover County, VA
1951 Studley
Hanover County, VA
1951 Yellow Tavern
Hanover County, VA
1963 Yellow Tavern
Hanover County, VA
1964 Studley
Hanover County, VA
1969 Beaverdam
Hanover County, VA
1969 Hanover Academy
Hanover County, VA
1969 Montpelier
Hanover County, VA
1974 Studley
Hanover County, VA
1974 Yellow Tavern
Hanover County, VA
2022 Beaverdam
Hanover County, VA
2022 Hanover Academy
Hanover County, VA
2022 Montpelier
Hanover County, VA
2022 Studley
Hanover County, VA
2022 Yellow Tavern
Hanover County, VA