2011 Map of Woodstock

About this map

Woodstock serves as the primary hub in this portion of the Shenandoah Valley, situated along a prominent transportation corridor where the Woodstock Post Office and Sunset View Memorial Gardens mark the town's modern footprint. The surrounding rural landscape is defined by its deep historical roots, evidenced by established settlements such as Saint Luke, Alonzaville, and Coffmantown. The topography is shaped by the parallel ridges of Little Mountain and Little Sluice Mountain, with drainages like Pughs Run and Cedar Creek cutting through the valley floor. To the northwest, the map documents industrial and mountain history at Van Buren Furnace and Sugar Knob, while family and community heritage is preserved at Mount Zion Cemetery and Patmos Cemetery. This survey captures the transition between the developed valley floor and the wooded gaps of the ridge-and-valley province, including Stultz Gap and Sulphur Springs Gap.