1968 Map of Amonate
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The coal-rich borderlands of Virginia and West Virginia are extensively detailed in this 1968 survey, where industrial activity and complex topography define the landscape. The Norfolk and Western railroad follows the valleys of Beech Fork and Dry Fork, serving as the primary corridor for a region dominated by strip mines, mine dumps, and a network of gas wells. These extractive industries are interspersed with tight-knit settlements like Amonate, Vallscreek, and Harman, which are situated along the narrow bottoms between massive ridges.
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Editions of this 1968 Amonate Map
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Historical Maps of Amonate Through Time
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