1961 Map of Logan

About this map

Logan serves as the focal point of this Hocking County survey, established at the junction where Clear Fork and Scott Creek meet the winding Hocking River. The town's early 1960s footprint is defined by its central Courthouse, the County Fairground, and a series of industrial Kilns near the riverbanks. The transportation corridor follows the Chesapeake and Ohio railway line, which parallels the river through West Logan and Enterprise. Beyond the urban center, the landscape is dotted with rural markers of community life, including Mt Tabor Ch, Marion Sch, and numerous family burial grounds like Ruff Cem and Dunkard Cem. The presence of a Strip Mine and a Gravel Pit along the eastern boundaries suggests the local extraction economy, while Hocking County Lake provides a significant water feature amidst the complex network of ridges like Calico Ridge.