2010 Map of Byesville
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
Wills Creek meanders through this portion of Guernsey County, anchoring a series of small coal-era settlements including Byesville, Buffalo, and Pleasant City. The landscape reflects a legacy of community life centered on local post offices and numerous historic burial grounds, such as the Bethel Methodist Protestant Cemetery and the Saint Michael Cemetery near Robins. The drainage patterns of the Buffalo Fork and Buffalo Creek define the southern terrain, while the Indian Lakes Recreation Area Upper Lake provides a modern recreational focus near Lucasburg. This 2010 survey highlights the enduring proximity of local infrastructure, from the Cambridge Municipal Airport to the rural intersections at Opperman and Bluebell, preserving the spatial relationship between early church sites and the evolving residential footprint of the valley.
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