1943 Map of Ashley
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
Ashley serves as a central rail junction on this mid-century survey, situated where the Louisville And Nashville crosses the Illinois Central railroad. The landscape reflects a dense 19th-century rural organization, with the Third Principal Meridian and the Base Line intersecting near Irvington, providing the foundational grid for the region's farms and small settlements. The area is dotted with dozens of named country schools such as Oniontown Sch and Frog Ridge Sch, indicating the localized nature of community life before mid-century consolidation.
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