1926 Map of New Matamoras
USGS Topo · Published 1926About this map
New Matamoras and the winding Ohio River corridor anchor this mid-1920s survey of the border between Ohio and West Virginia. The landscape is defined by the deep dissection of the plateau, where hundreds of small runs and forks like Cranenest Fork and Witten Fork create a labyrinth of ridges and hollows. This topography forced a decentralized settlement pattern, with numerous small post offices and hamlets serving isolated rural communities. Researchers can find distinct dual-named locales such as Mechanicsburg Aitch PO and Brownsville Jolly PO, reflecting the local distinction between township names and postal identities.
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Editions of this 1926 New Matamoras Map
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1905 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
1924 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
1926 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
1960 Cameron
Monroe County, OH
1960 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
1960 Round Bottom
Monroe County, OH
1975 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
1994 Cameron
Monroe County, OH
1994 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
1994 Round Bottom
Monroe County, OH
2002 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
2002 Round Bottom
Monroe County, OH
2010 Cameron
Monroe County, OH
2011 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
2011 Round Bottom
Monroe County, OH
2013 Cameron
Monroe County, OH
2013 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
2013 Round Bottom
Monroe County, OH
2016 Cameron
Monroe County, OH
2016 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
2016 Round Bottom
Monroe County, OH
2019 Cameron
Monroe County, OH
2019 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
2019 Round Bottom
Monroe County, OH
2023 Cameron
Monroe County, OH
2023 New Matamoras
Monroe County, OH
2023 Round Bottom
Monroe County, OH