1936 Map of Virginia

Infrastructure is defined by the Baltimore and Ohio and Alton railroads, which facilitated the movement of goods from smaller rail stops like Philadelphia, Prentice, and Sinclair. The terrain is cut by several significant watercourses, including Indian Creek and Mauvaise Terre Creek, while localized landmarks such as Cavanaugh Bluff and Portuguese Hill provide relief to the productive farm acreage. Genealogists will find notable value in the detailed placement of rural cemeteries, including Yatesville Cem and Walnut Ridge Cem.