1994 Map of Dover
USGS Topo · Published 1998About this map
The Tuscarawas River valley in the mid-1990s reflects a landscape shaped by industrial heritage and water management, dominated by the major hubs of Dover and New Philadelphia. Evidence of the region's transport history remains visible through the Abandoned Canal running parallel to the river and the Dover Dam infrastructure. To the north, the historic village of Zoar sits near Zoar Lake, while Valley Junction marks a significant confluence where Conotton Creek meets the main river valley. This survey documents a high density of local institutions, from St Peters Ch and St Pauls Ch to established landmarks like the County Fairground and Tuscora Park. Industrial activity is noted through scattered Strip Mine and Gravel Pits locations, contrasting with the structured lands of the Muskingum Watershed Conservation District.
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