Stuart, VA Historical Topo Map (1931)

Name: Stuart, VA — USGS historical 15-minute topo (1931)
Brand: U.S. Geological Survey
Availability: InStock

by USGS Historical Topo Maps (public domain) · Virginia, US

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Stuart, VA — USGS historical 15-minute topo (1931)

Historical USGS topographic map of Stuart, Virginia: the 1931 edition at 1:62,500, scanned and georeferenced by the USGS Historical Topographic Map Collection. See how roads, towns, trails, mines and shorelines looked in 1931; your GPS position still shows on it. Public domain map from the U.S. Geological Survey. Downloads directly from the USGS National Map. This store is not affiliated with or endorsed by the USGS.

About the Stuart quad

The Stuart quadrangle is a USGS 15-minute historical topo map covering about 14 × 17 mi of Patrick County, Virginia. This is the 1931 edition; the GeoPDF is 11.5 MB.

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Your GPS position on the map. A blue dot on this official sheet shows where you are.
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Named places on this map

49 named features inside the Stuart, VA — USGS historical 15-minute topo (1931) sheet, from the USGS Geographic Names Information System. Each one links to every map that shows it.