
Moundsville sits at the western edge of this 1902 survey, where the Ohio River flows past the narrow valley corridor known as The Narrows. This early twentieth-century landscape is defined by the heavy infrastructure of the B. and O. R. R., which winds through the steep topography of the Fork Ridge and Dry Ridge to connect industrial hubs. The surveyor W. N. Brown documented a dense network of upland settlements and rural junctions like Beelers Station, Limestone, and Pleasant Valley, many linked by the historic Waynesburg Pike.
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