1949 Map of Mount Storm
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
The Allegheny Front dominates this mid-century survey, where the rugged terrain of the Potomac State Forest meets the industrial activity of West Virginia's coal country. Several strip mines are etched into the hillsides above the Western Maryland railroad line, which tracks the winding North Branch of the Potomac River. This era shows a network of upland settlements and rural institutions, including the White Hall Sch and numerous community landmarks like Blake Chapel and the Rehoboth Ch. Local genealogy is well-supported by clearly marked family grounds such as the Schaeffer Cem and Kathbaugh Cem. The industrial and agricultural character of the region is visible in the placement of hamlets like Emoryville and Sulphur City along the tributaries of Abram Creek.
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Editions of this 1949 Mount Storm Map
4 editions found
Historical Maps of Oakmont Through Time
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1921 Greenland Gap
Grant County, WV
1949 Mount Storm
Grant County, WV
1951 Mount Storm
Grant County, WV
1967 Blackbird Knob
Grant County, WV
1967 Greenland Gap
Grant County, WV
1967 Maysville
Grant County, WV
1967 Medley
Grant County, WV
1967 Mount Storm Lake
Grant County, WV
1969 Hopeville
Grant County, WV
1969 Petersburg West
Grant County, WV
1995 Blackbird Knob
Grant County, WV
1995 Hopeville
Grant County, WV
1995 Maysville
Grant County, WV
1995 Petersburg West
Grant County, WV
1997 Mount Storm
Grant County, WV
1997 Mount Storm Lake
Grant County, WV
2023 Blackbird Knob
Grant County, WV
2023 Greenland Gap
Grant County, WV
2023 Hopeville
Grant County, WV
2023 Maysville
Grant County, WV
2023 Medley
Grant County, WV
2023 Mount Storm
Grant County, WV
2023 Mount Storm Lake
Grant County, WV
2023 Petersburg West
Grant County, WV