Tourism:Grebia/Whitehead Valley

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The Whitehead Valley is a valley located in Nacosa Province, Grebia. 
A popular tourist destination, the Whitehead Valley grew in popularity as a ski resort for wealthy families in Western Grebia in the 1940s. The Whitehead Valley is home to 1 town, 3 villages, and 2 census-designated places. The surrounding mountains of the Whitehead Valley are home to some of the most prominent peaks of the Manitanish Mountains. Located directly next to the South district of the Manitanish Mountains National Park, the town of Parryville is the third-most visited town in all of Nacosa Province despite its small size. 
== History ==
The Whitehead Valley was first charted in 1804 by Anglitian military officer James Moor. In his personal journal, he recorded passing through the Whitehead Valley on August 12th, 1804. An excerpt from the journal reads as follows: "(Our) squadron passed through a valley. We encountered an encampment of at least fifty non-hostile natives." 
Numerous families settled in the Whitehead Valley beginning in 1817 with the Whitehead Family. 
== Municipalities ==
=== Parryville ===
Parryville is a town in the Whitehead Valley with a population of 6,827.
=== Allen ===
Allen is a village in the Whitehead Valley with a population of 2,391.
=== Laurel ===
Laurel is a village in the Whitehead Valley with a population of 1,872.
=== Juniper Grove ===
Juniper Grove is a village in the Whitehead Valley with a population of 1,012.
=== Russelsburg ===
Russelsburg is a census-designated place in the Whitehead Valley with a population of 821.
=== Birchsville ===
Birchsville is a census-designated place in the Whitehead Valley with a population of 392.