2013 Map of Junction City
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Junction City serves as the primary hub of this Perry County landscape, situated at the convergence of several local drainages and road networks. The village layout is defined by streets like W Main St and E Main St, with its historical connection to the rails still evident near Railroad St. To the south and west, the map reveals a rugged terrain characterized by several named hollows, including Coon Hollow, Coalbrook Hollow, and Lime Kiln Hollow, reflecting the region's industrial and geological heritage. The southern reaches are largely encompassed by the Wayne National Forest, where smaller settlements like Dixie and Clarksville appear along the forest's edge.
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