1995 Map of Woodrow

About this map

Woodrow and the surrounding high-elevation terrain of Monongahela National Forest are captured in this mid-1990s survey, illustrating a landscape defined by industrial extraction and public conservation. In the north, Strip Mines indicate the ongoing economic influence of coal, while the Cranberry Wilderness and the Handley Public Hunting and Fishing Area represent significant protected zones. The topography is anchored by prominent peaks including Big Spruce Knob, Red Spruce Knob, and Turkey Mountain. The drainage network, featuring the Williams River and Tea Creek, flows through steep valleys between Gauley Mountain and Sugar Creek Mountain. Cultural landmarks like the West Alois Ch and the Highland Scenic Parkway provide key reference points for local history and development in the Edray District and Little Levels region.