2010 Map of Harrisville
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The heavy industrial landscape of eastern Ohio is revealed through a dense concentration of mining operations and water management systems. Numerous coal extraction sites including Jamison Mine, the Robyville Number 80 Drift Number 2 Mine, and Glen Castle Number 6 Mine define the economic character of the region. These operations are supported by a complex network of industrial water features, such as the Georgetown Plant Lower Supply Pond and multiple structures managed by the Consolidation Coal Company.
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