2011 Map of Addison

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Addison and the surrounding riverfront of the Ohio River appear in this 2011 survey, showing a landscape defined by its proximity to the water and its agricultural and industrial heritage. The Addison Post Office serves the immediate riverside community, while family-named landings such as Machir Landing and Berrys Landing point to the historic commerce and river access that sustained this region for generations. Inland, the terrain is marked by numerous small stream valleys, including Campaign Creek and Kyger Creek, which are dotted with old family burial grounds like Van Zant Cemetery, Halfhill Cemetery, and the Rife Cemetery. Modern industrial footprints are visible near the river, notably the Gavin Fly Ash Impoundment and the Gavin Fly Ash Dam. Small settlements like Bulaville and Kyger remain connected by a network of winding local roads, such as Bulaville Pike and Africa Rd, maintaining the rural character of the West Virginia and Ohio borderlands.