1996 Map of Madison
USGS Topo · Published 2003About this map
The Little Coal River and Pond Fork dictate the settlement patterns of this West Virginia landscape, with the towns of Madison and Danville serving as central hubs at their confluence. This 1996 survey illustrates the deep integration of industry and community, where CSX Transportation rail lines and extensive gas fields weave between family-named hollows and cemeteries. For genealogists, the map is remarkably dense with burial grounds, including Madison Memorial Park (Cem), Washington Heights Cem, and the Rock Creek Sch (Cem). Residential areas like Washington Heights and South Madison are balanced by industrial markers such as a Quarry and various gas wells. Notable landmarks include the local Golf Course and the Washington, Scott, and Crook district boundaries, reflecting the civic organization of Boone County at the close of the century.
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