1994 Map of New Philadephia
USGS Topo · Published 1998About this map
The Tuscarawas River winds through this mid-1990s survey, anchoring a region defined by industrial history and the preservation of early settlement roots. In New Philadelphia, the county seat's grid is dense with institutions like the Courthouse and Central Sch, while the Schoenbrunn Village State Memorial marks the site of a 1772 Moravian mission. The landscape reveals the evolution of transport, from the remnants of the Ohio Canal (Abandoned) to the B & O RR tracks and the New Philadelphia Muni Airport. Outside the urban center, the terrain is etched by narrow valleys like Possum Hollow and Sharon Valley. Small mining and residential clusters such as Midvale, Barnhill, and Wainwright are scattered across the quadrangle, interspersed with numerous Strip Mines and several country cemeteries like Ridge Road Cem, documenting the area's rural and extraction-based economy.
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