1960 Map of East Liverpool South

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The Ohio River carves a path through this industrial and rural landscape, separating the manufacturing centers of East Liverpool, Ohio, from the river towns of Chester and Newell, West Virginia. The river's influence is evident in the dense rail infrastructure of the Penn Central and the strategic positioning of the Pumping Sta on the West Virginia bank. Beyond the river corridor, the terrain shifts into the wooded hills and hollows of Grant and Hanover districts, where local life centered around rural landmarks like the Emmanuel Mission Ch and the Locust Hill Cem.