1928 Map of Logan
USGS Topo · Published 1940About this map
The Guyandot River and its labyrinthine tributaries define the landscape of Logan County as it appeared between the world wars. This terrain is deeply integrated with the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad network, which snakes through narrow valleys to serve isolated coal-country settlements and post offices. The map reveals the critical link between geography and early 20th-century industry, where towns like Rum Junction (Kleenkoal P.O.) and Five Block (Macneer P.O.) highlight the specific locations of company stores and postal hubs often lost to time.
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Editions of this 1928 Logan Map
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Historical Maps of Logan Through Time
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