1963 Map of Man

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The Guyandotte River flows through the northeast corner of this Logan County landscape, where the town of Man serves as a hub for the region's river and rail activity. The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad lines parallel the water, connecting coal-rich valleys. This mid-century topography reveals a landscape dominated by industrial infrastructure, including numerous instances of Mine and Tipple sites, especially along Rockhouse Creek and Island Creek. Settlements such as Superior Bottom, Sarah Ann, and Crystal Block are closely tied to these operations.