Chapmanville Towers - Unclaimed

Godby Heights, Kitchen, Manila, Phico and Stone Branch are communities in the hilly, forested landscape around Chapmanville and Verdunville in southern West Virginia. The area has four distinct seasons, with warm, humid summers and cool winters; ridges, wooded hollows and the Guyandotte River shape the views and routes between places. Outdoor recreation is a defining feature, with nearby trails and public lands offering opportunities for walking, riding and enjoying the Appalachian scenery. Chapmanville provides local shops, everyday services, casual dining and coffee stops, while more options are found along the region’s main roads. The area’s history is tied to the coalfields and the development of small communities along valleys and creeks. Driving is the most practical way to get around, with roads connecting the neighborhoods to Chapmanville and nearby towns.