2016 Map of Williamsville

About this map

Williamsville and the southern edge of the Bullpasture Gorge define this landscape where the Bullpasture River joins the Cowpasture River. This mid-2010s survey captures the intersection of Highland, Bath, and Augusta Counties within the George Washington National Forest, a region characterized by deep drafts and steep ridgelines like Shenandoah Mountain. The settlement of Fort Lewis sits to the south near Ratcliff Hill, while the northern reaches include the hamlet of Patna along State Rte 614. Local water features such as Sinking Cr and the unique Water Sinks drainage illustrate the karst topography of the area. Family-named landmarks and distinct geographical points, including Byrd Point and Alum Rock, are clearly documented alongside rural routes like Hupman Valley Rd and Burnsville Rd.