2019 Map of Huntington

About this map

Huntington sits at the nexus of the Ohio River and its southern tributaries, anchoring a complex landscape of industry and memory across the Lawrence and Cabell county line. The urban core is defined by a series of bridges, including the Robert C Byrd Bridge and the 5th Avenue-Thru Truss Bridge, which link the West Virginia city to Ohio riverside settlements like Chesapeake and Proctorville. Inland from the river, the terrain transitions into a dense network of suburban and rural developments such as Beverly Hills and Harveytown. This map reveals a high concentration of burial grounds, including the Confederate Cem and Guyandotte Cem, reflecting the deep social history of the Tri-State area. Modern recreation is represented by the Huntington Floodwall Trail and Ritter Park, while rural enclaves like Getaway and Bartramville occupy the hills to the north.