1904 Map of Carnegie
USGS Topo · Published 1954About this map
Chartiers Creek and its many tributaries, such as Campbells Run and Millers Run, define the industrial and residential landscape of this area southwest of the Ohio River. The 1904 survey reveals a dense network of transit, including the Pittsburgh and Moon Run RR and the Pittsburgh and Charleroi Electric RR, serving coal-rich communities like Cliff Mine and Beechmont. The map highlights the early development of Carnegie, Crafton, and Oakdale at a time when the region's economy was tightly bound to rail and resource extraction.
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