1951 Map of Bellegrove
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
The Mason and Dixon Line serves as a stark jurisdictional boundary atop the ridges of this 1951 survey, where the borders of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia converge. The landscape is defined by the tight meanders of the Potomac River and the Sideling Hill Creek, which carves through the prominent elevation of Sideling Hill. Transportation history is layered across the terrain, showing the National Pike cutting east-west while the river corridor contains the silent remains of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal (Abandoned) and the Western Maryland Railway (Abandoned). Small rural centers like Bellegrove and Exline are anchored by local landmarks such as Piney Plains Ch and Big Ridge Ch, while the southern reaches near the Cacapon River include the private grounds of the Woodmont Club.
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Editions of this 1951 Bellegrove Map
7 editions found
Historical Maps of Cohill Through Time
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1944 Keddysville
Washington County, MD
1944 Mason-Dixon
Washington County, MD
1951 Bellegrove
Washington County, MD
1953 Mason-Dixon
Washington County, MD
1996 Bellegrove
Washington County, MD
2011 Bellegrove
Washington County, MD
2014 Bellegrove
Washington County, MD
2016 Bellegrove
Washington County, MD
2019 Bellegrove
Washington County, MD
2023 Bellegrove
Washington County, MD