1960 Map of East Liverpool South
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The Ohio River defines the northern and western margins of this survey, where the tri-state boundary meets at a sharp bend near East Liverpool. Industrial and transport networks are concentrated along the riverbanks, evidenced by the Penn Central rail lines and the Newell Toll Br connecting the manufacturing centers of Newell and Chester. Moving inland, the terrain shifts into the wooded hills of Tomlinson Run State Park, which encompasses Tomlinson Run Lake and various recreational clearings. This 1960s landscape shows a mix of civic infrastructure and rural life, featuring the County Childrens Home and Herrick Airport alongside traditional landmarks like the Locust Hill Cem and Emmanuel Mission Ch. The presence of several Strip Mine operations and extensive pipelines reveals the region's mid-century reliance on resource extraction.
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