1923 Map of Warm Springs
USGS Topo · Published 1923About this map
Allegheny Mountain defines the jagged interstate boundary between West Virginia and Virginia in this 1923 survey. The landscape is characterized by a series of parallel ridges and hollows, including Lockridge Mountain and Marlin Mtn, where small rural communities are connected by the Huntersville Road and Timber Rd. Along the winding course of Knapp Creek, the settlement of Minnehaha Springs serves as a local focal point, while further south, the Rimel area shows a concentration of civic life with the Rimel School and nearby Riders Gap.
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Editions of this 1923 Warm Springs Map
2 editions found
Historical Maps of Warm Springs Through Time
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1923 Warm Springs
Bath County, VA
1926 Warm Springs
Bath County, VA
1946 Warm Springs
Bath County, VA
1949 Warm Springs
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1968 Warm Springs
Bath County, VA
1999 Warm Springs
Bath County, VA
2011 Warm Springs
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2013 Warm Springs
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2016 Warm Springs
Bath County, VA
2019 Warm Springs
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2022 Warm Springs
Bath County, VA