
Dugger serves as the primary hub in this landscape defined by heavy industrial coal extraction and the subsequent reclamation of the terrain into wooded recreation areas. The map reveals the extensive footprint of Strip Mine operations and numerous Mine Dump sites that have fundamentally altered the local topography between the settlements of Cass and Gambill. Overlapping these industrial zones, the Greene-Sullivan State Forest and its associated water bodies like Narrow Lake and T Lake suggest a transition toward conservation and reforestation.
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