2011 Map of Tariff

About this map

Tariff and its surrounding hill country define this West Virginia landscape, where small hamlets are connected by a dense network of creek-side roads and ridges. The settlement of Linden sits at the confluence of Sand Run and the Henry Fork, marked by the Linden Post Office. The local geography is shaped by the winding Pocatalico River, which includes the Pocatalico River Structure Number 14 Dam. Genealogists will find significant value in the numerous family burial grounds documented here, such as Fink Cemetery, Young Cemetery, and Chewning Cemetery. The area's industrial footprint is visible through the Tariff Oil Field, reflecting the region's reliance on natural resources. Prominent topographical landmarks like King Rocks and Desert Knob provide orientation across the diverse drainage basins of Canoe Run, Beech Fork, and Sycamore Fork.