1942 Map of Clyde

The map reveals a deeply rooted settlement pattern evidenced by numerous small rural churches and family cemeteries, such as Old Thickety Ch and the McClure Cem. Many of these features are tucked into named coves like Heines Cove and Ratcliff Cove, reflecting a land use pattern where homesteads and small communities established themselves in the flatter drainage basins between peaks like Chambers Mountain and Hyder Mountain. The presence of Osburn Ford further highlights the river's role as both a barrier and a pathway for local movement before the modern bridge network was fully realized.