Map shows the distribution of natural resources throughout southwestern Virginia. It is in color and contains an explanatory legend with a note indicating likely future railroads. The map additionally contains an illustration of Penington's Gap in Lee County, Virginia, and a geological cross-section of the region.

Map encompasses the area from the Gulf of Mexico to the Chesapeake Bay. It includes various roads and routes, as well as the Gulf Stream and the Bahama Islands.

Map shows mineral resource distribution and railways throughout southwestern Virginia. It also contains a legend of symbol explanation, as well as a table of distances, and an inset map shows the eastern seaboard of the United States.

This map, a 1954 reprint of a 1926 map, shows cities, counties, and rivers in the state of Virginia. It contains hand-written notes pertaining to the Civil War.

Map shows the state of Virginia, with the principal coal-producing regions highlighted. Map's corners are torn.

Map is a topographical map that also shows county boundaries and some traveling roads. It is part of a larger map, though it sits alone in this collection. The reverse of the map contains information about topographical maps, as well as symbols used in the maps.

Map shows streets of Blacksburg, Virginia, with local businesses advertised around the border. Document also contains index for main buildings of VPI.

Map in blueprint shows the John Leakin Farm in Blacksburg, Virginia.

Map shows relief and drainage in Fluvanna County, Virginia; map is in negative.