1994 Map of West Fork

About this map

West Fork and Greenland sit along the winding valley of the West Fork White River during a period of significant infrastructure development in Washington County. Evidence of mid-1990s expansion is clear through the prominent Under Construction markings along the primary highway corridor, which bypasses older centers like Woolsey and Pitkin Corner. The terrain is defined by a series of named heights including Miller Mountain, Fraker Mountain, and Bloyd Mountain, creating a landscape where small communities and family landmarks are tucked into the drainages of Hickory Creek and Dye Creek. Genealogists will find a high concentration of burial sites, from the Union Star Cem near the river to the upland Boone Cem and Mineral Springs Cem. Rural religious life is represented by local landmarks such as Friendship Ch and Mt Gap Ch, while industrial activity is noted at the Quarries west of the river.