1944 Map of Middleway
USGS Topo · Published 1944About this map
Opequon Creek meanders along the border of Berkeley and Jefferson Counties in this 1944 survey, anchoring a landscape defined by small agrarian settlements and the local extraction industry. The village of Middleway serves as a central hub, while the presence of the U S Fish Hatchery near Leetown indicates the federal investment in the region's natural resources during the mid-20th century. Further east, the Stone Quarry and Limestone Quarry underscore the importance of the local geology to the area's economy.
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