2014 Map of Woodrow

About this map

Woodrow and West Union sit at the center of this high-elevation landscape within the Monongahela National Forest, where the headwaters of the Williams River and numerous mountain runs carve through the Yew Mountains. The map reveals a region defined by its extreme topography, marked by prominent peaks such as Big Spruce Knob and Tea Creek Mtn. The intricate network of forest roads, including fs150, provides the primary access to these remote summits and the Red Lick Overlook Point of Interest. Local history is preserved in the naming of small water sources like Stoney Creek Mountain Spring and Cockrane Spring, and the branching forks of Little Laurel Cr and Right Fork Tea Cr. This survey illustrates the protected status of the land, showing how the national forest boundary encompasses nearly the entire quadrangle, preserving the character of these highlands.