1964 Map of Mc Intyre

About this map

Extensive industrial and mining landscapes define this mid-1960s map of the border between Armstrong and Indiana counties. The area is heavily marked by energy production, featuring a massive Gas Field and numerous operations labeled as Strip Mines, which dominate the terrain between Mc Intyre and Coal Run. Transport networks such as the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the Aultmans Run Branch snake through the valleys, connecting settlements like Aultman and Jacksonville to the regional coal and gas economy. In the southern portion, the U S Reservation denotes land near Conemaugh Lake subject to inundation by the Conemaugh Dam. Genealogists will find local landmarks like the West Lebanon Cem, Mc Intyre Cem, and the West Union Ch essential for tracing family roots in these historic mining communities.