2014 Map of Majorsville
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
Wheeling Creek and the Enlow Fork carve a complex system of ridges and hollows across the border of West Virginia and Pennsylvania. This landscape is defined by its deep connectivity between rural settlements like Majorsville, Calis, and New Vrindaban, all linked by winding routes such as Irish Ridge Rd and the Calis Majorsville Rd. For genealogists, the map is particularly rich in family history markers, including the Beelers Station Cem, Earlywine Cem, and Sand Hill Cem. Distinctive landmarks like Ray Williams Spring and the PA-647 Reservoir punctuate the drainage basins of Turkey Run and Wolf Run. The geography reflects a long-standing pattern of ridge-top travel and valley-bottom agriculture typical of the tri-state highland region.
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1935 · Wheeling
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1942 · Cameron
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