1936 Map of Casey
USGS Topo · Published 1936About this map
The Pennsylvania Railroad corridor forms a primary east-west spine through this Clark County landscape, connecting Casey and Martinsville during a period of steady agrarian and industrial activity. The presence of an active Tank Farm near Martinsville and the settlement of Oilfield to the west points toward the region's historical ties to petroleum production. This industrial footprint is balanced by a dense network of rural infrastructure, where small schools like Jeff Davis Sch and Spikertown Sch are spaced alongside community landmarks such as Pikes Peak Ch.
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