Tending the Commons: Folklife and Landscape in Southern West Virginia

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Features Along Route 1: Sycamore Creek

A map showing places of interest along Sycamore Creek in southern West Virginia.

Andrew Brownie Hollow Brownie Hollow Catamount Hollow Catamount Hollow Depot Hollow Depot Hollow Fulton Creek Fulton Creek Fulton Creek Hogpen Hollow Hogpen Hollow Horse Creek Horse Creek Horse Creek Lin Fork Lin Fork Righthand Fork Sycamore Creek Righthand Fork Sycamore Creek Righthand Fork Sycamore Creek Speed Branch Speed Branch Spring Branch Spring Branch Stover's Fork Stover's Fork Sycamore Creek Sycamore Creek Sycamore Creek Sycamore Creek White Oak Creek White Oak Creek White Oak Creek White Oak Creek White Oak Creek White Oak Creek Workman's Creek Workman's Creek Workman's Creek Workman's Creek Workman's Creek Workman's Creek Workman's Creek Workman's Creek Workman's Creek Copper's Cliff Ameagle Artie Clear Creek Colcord Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Coal River Mountain Indian Mnd Wriston Knob

The maps for this site are based on U.S.G.S. topographic quads and were notated in field interviews conducted between 1994 and 1999. Dave Bailey, Woody Boggs, Ben Burnside, Ed Cantley, Tony Dickens, Paul Fitzwater, Ivan Jarrell, Ricky Meadows, Howard Miller, Elbert Pettry, Wesley Scarbrough, and Rocky Turner helped fill out the quads with local names, and their accounts of places and origins of names may be heard by clicking on a number of the creeks with side hollows. Ben Burnside, Woody Boggs, and Ricky Meadows provided supplementary sketches as well. Tom Suzuki transformed the sketches and the annotated quads into these maps, which were modified (10/2000) for navigational purposes.

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