For a map directing you to Pulaski County click here.
Area: 333 square miles
Formed in 1839 from Wythe and Montgomery, and named for Count Casimir Pulaski, killed at the siege of Savannah,
1779. New River flows through this county.
New River, K-25, Rte. l1, .5 mile n.w. of Radford
First Settlement, K-29, Rte. 11, 1.9 miles w. of Radford
Battle of Cloyd's Mountain, K-38, Rte. 100, 1.4 miles a. of Rte. 627
Battle of Cloyd's Mountain, K-38, Rte. 100, at Dublin
Draper's Valley, K-40, Rte. 11, 1.9 miles 5. of Pulaski
Pulaski, K-41, Rte. 11, at Pulaski
Page's Meeting House, K-45, Rte. 11, 1.25 miles w. of Radford
Battle of Cloyd's Mountain, KE-5, Rte. 100, 5 miles n. of Dublin
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