1996 Map of Addyston
USGS Topo · Published 1999About this map
Great Miami River and Ohio River valley geography dominates this late 20th-century landscape, where industrial sites like Miami Station and several Gravel Pits sit alongside suburban expansion. The western edge of Cincinnati is visible near Cheviot and Bridgetown, while the riverbottoms host infrastructure like the Sewage Disposal plant and the CSX rail line. Local history is anchored by numerous community sites, including Miamitown Ch and several small burial grounds such as Whitney Cem and Bethel Cem. Cultural landmarks of the era include a Drive-in Theater near Dent and several parochial and public institutions like Our Lady of Visitation Sch and Oak Hill High Sch. The map reveals the dense road network connecting older settlements like Cleves and Addyston to large protected tracts including Miami Whitewater Forest and Mitchell Memorial Forest.
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