1995 Map of Durbin
USGS Topo · Published 1998About this map
The Greenbrier River serves as the central artery for this mountainous region of West Virginia, where the East Fork and West Fork converge near the town of Durbin. The industrial footprint of the mid-1990s is visible through the sawmill and industrial waste ponds at Frank, alongside a coal washing plant and strip mine further north at Cheat Bridge. This era of development is juxtaposed with the protected landscapes of the Gaudineer Scenic Area and Monongahela National Forest. Historical settlement patterns are preserved in the form of family-named cemeteries such as Yeager Cem and Hauchen Cem, and the community of Burner Settlement situated along Grassy Ridge. Recreational and rural infrastructure includes a drive-in theater near Bartow and a swinging bridge crossing the river at Nottingham.
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