
Tygart Valley River snakes through the high country of the Barbour and Randolph county line, defining a landscape shaped by coal extraction and rail transport during the late 1960s. The river corridor serves as a focal point for industry and settlement, with the Western Maryland and Baltimore and Ohio railroads following the winding water gaps. Evidence of the region's economy is prominent, with numerous strip mines dotting the ridges above Harding and Junior.
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