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The Barger tract in is 87.9 +/- acres located in Bland County, VA about three (3) miles north of Ceres, VA (or about thirteen miles northwest of the town of Bland). It joins the Jefferson National Forest and has about 900 feet of a pristine state stocked trout stream, Lick Creek, that flows through it. It has over 1000 feet of frontage on state route 625 (gravel road) and lies on both sides of the road. It has about 250 thousand board feet of mixed oak, hickory, white pine, hemlock, maple and other hardwoods and is located in a very private, secluded area known as Poor Valley about 13 miles west of the intersection of I-77 and route 42 at the Bland exit. It is about a forty-five minute drive from Bluefield, VA and about a 40 minute drive from Wytheville, VA. Very good deer, turkey and bear hunting, several potential cabin sites and marketable timber. One mile to the Appalachian Tr...
The Barger tract in is 87.9 +/- acres located in Bland County, VA about three (3) miles north of Ceres, VA (or about thirteen miles northwest of the town of Bland). It joins the Jefferson National Forest and has about 900 feet of a pristine state stocked trout stream, Lick Creek, that flows through it. It has over 1000 feet of frontage on state route 625 (gravel road) and lies on both sides of the road. It has about 250 thousand board feet of mixed oak, hickory, white pine, hemlock, maple and other hardwoods and is located in a very private, secluded area known as Poor Valley about 13 miles west of the intersection of I-77 and route 42 at the Bland exit. It is about a forty-five minute drive from Bluefield, VA and about a 40 minute drive from Wytheville, VA. Very good deer, turkey and bear hunting, several potential cabin sites and marketable timber. One mile to the Appalachian Trail.
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From I-77, take Route 42 west approximately 13 miles to Ceres. Take a right onto State Route 625 (gravel road). Travel about three miles and tract will be on both sides of the road. Look for Advance Land and Timber signs.
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