
The Ohio River defines the bend between Ohio and Kentucky in this 1915 survey, where the river's path is marked by the Charleston Bar and the dividing line between Brown and Mason counties. Along the northern shore, the river towns of Ripley and Aberdeen serve as primary points of entry to a landscape defined by sharp elevation changes and deep hollows. The rural character of Union and Huntington townships is visible through a network of ridge-top settlements and localized education centers like Buckeye School, Hawk School, and Fitch School.
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