1992 Map of Martin
USGS Topo · Published 1992About this map
The CSX rail line threads through the heart of the Kentucky coalfields in this 1992 revision, connecting established company towns and rural stations. The map details the intensive industrial landscape of the region, featuring a significant Strip Mine and numerous smaller Mine sites and Mine Dump locations scattered among the hollows. Distinctive local hubs like Martin, Langley, and Eastern appear alongside smaller stops such as Samson and Buckeye, reflecting a settlement pattern defined by the narrow valleys of the Right Fork and Beaver Creek. Education and community life are represented by Allen Central High School and several rural churches like Cold Springs Ch, while family histories are preserved in various Cem sites. The terrain is deeply carved by an intricate network of waterways including Pitts Fork and Alum Cave Fork, where industrial infrastructure like a Compressor Station and Pipeline corridor sit adjacent to residential clusters.
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