2019 Map of Clarksburg
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
Clarksburg and its surrounding coal-country settlements define this river-valley landscape in north-central West Virginia. The city's industrial footprint is anchored by the W Fork River and Elk Creek, where a series of historic crossings like the Adamston Bridge and Fourth Street Bridge connect dense urban neighborhoods. To the north, the terrain is marked by the legacy of resource extraction, visible at the Laura Lee Mine near Lumberport. The conversion of industrial infrastructure into recreational corridors is evident in the Harrison N Rail-Trail and the American Discovery Trail, which now track the former paths of transport through the hills.
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