1933 Map of Confluence
USGS Topo · Published 1943About this map
Confluence serves as the focal point of this mapping, where the Casselman River and Laurel Run join the Youghiogheny River in a complex network of deep valleys and sharp river bends like Horseshoe Bend. The landscape is defined by the heavy presence of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Maryland and Ohio Railroad, which trace the narrow riverbanks to support local industry and transit. This era reveals a densely populated rural corridor before modern highway realignments, characterized by numerous local institutions such as Old Bethel Church, Hampton School, and the Mary Ann Mine.
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Editions of this 1933 Confluence Map
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Historical Maps of Confluence Through Time
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