1965 Map of Virginia Beach

About this map

Virginia Beach sits at a transitional moment on the Atlantic coast, where established residential tracts like Cavalier Park and Linkhorn Park meet a growing civic and military infrastructure. The landscape is defined by the complex interface of coastal lakes and marshland, including Lake Holly, Lake Rudee, and the southern expanse of Lovetts Marsh. Significant military presence anchors the southern half of the quadrangle, with the State Military Reservation and the U S Naval Amphibious Base occupying large swaths of the shoreline.