1961 Map of Loudonville

About this map

Loudonville anchors the southwestern corner of this survey, situated at the junction of the Black Fork Mohican River and the Pennsylvania railroad line. The landscape is defined by the complex hydrology of the Mohican River system, including the Lake Fork Mohican River and Pennsylvania Fork Mohican River. A significant engineering landmark, the Mohicanville Dam, controls the northern waters near Mohicanville, while the eastern terrain is dotted with active natural resource extraction sites, specifically numerous Oil Wells and Gas Wells around McZena and Lakeville. Genealogists will find several burial grounds across the rural townships, such as St Peters Cem, County Line Cem, and the Pioneer Cem. The presence of multiple pipelines and a gaging station underscores the area's mid-century role in utility infrastructure and water management.