1966 Map of Damascus

About this map

Damascus sits at the intersection of agricultural tradition and mid-century growth along the border of Mahoning and Columbiana counties. This landscape is defined by its transition from the northern Berlin Reservoir shoreline and the State Wildlife Area toward the industrial and rail-connected settlements to the south. The area maintains a high density of small named communities such as Bunker Hill, Patmos, and Snodes, many of which were established as rural service hubs before the consolidation of larger districts.