2013 Map of McIntyre

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McIntyre and Coal Run anchor the central portion of this Indiana County landscape, reflecting the region's industrial ties to the coal fields of western Pennsylvania. The drainage patterns of Blacklegs Cr and Aultmans Run dictate the placement of roads and small settlements like Jacksonville and Aultman. Local history is visible in the naming of rural junctions and peaks, such as J M Junction and Watts Hill, which highlight the importance of specific family holdings and rail connections in shaping the early geography of Black Lick Township. Further west, West Lebanon and Lewisville serve as primary hubs within a network of named hollows and runs, including Dogwood Hollow Dr and Marshall Run. The presence of Green Valley Lake and numerous creeks like Whisky Run illustrates the water-rich topography that supported the area's agricultural and mining development.