1898 Map of Huntington

About this map

The Ohio River shoreline and the confluence of the Guyandot River define this 1890 survey of the tri-state border region. At the close of the nineteenth century, Huntington stands as the primary urban center, situated along the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The map captures a landscape characterized by steep ridges and winding watercourses, including Twelvepole Cr and the Mud River. Industrial connectivity is evident through the path of the Norfolk and Western Railroad moving through the southwestern corner.