1972 Map of Williamsburg

About this map

Williamsburg sits at the western edge of this Greenbrier County survey, where the landscape transitions from the high ridges of Brushy Ridge and Muller Ridge into the agricultural valleys of central West Virginia. The drainage patterns here are particularly distinct, dominated by the winding paths of Sinking Creek and Culbertson Creek as they navigate the complex topography of Raders Valley. The distribution of small settlements like Unus, Sunlight, and Brantville reflects a rural economy rooted in the land's limestone-rich geology, evidenced by a Quarry and a Gas Well near the northern boundary.