1894 Map of Warrenton

Along the western edge, the Rappahannock River and Hazel River carve through the Piedmont, passing landmarks like White Sulphur Springs. The map documents a transition in settlement patterns, where established hubs like Brentsville and Middleburg connected via a dense web of smaller landings and crossroads such as Sudley Spring and New Baltimore. To the west, the terrain rises into prominent summits including Big Cobbler and Lost Mountain, marking the transition toward the Blue Ridge.