1901 Map of Nicholas
USGS Topo · Published 1901About this map
The Gauley River and its major tributaries, the Cherry River and Cranberry River, carve through this central West Virginia landscape at the dawn of the twentieth century. The W. Va. and Pitts. R.R. follows the riverbanks through Camden on Gauley, marking the era's vital rail-and-timber connection. The map reveals an intricate network of river crossings essential for local travel before modern infrastructure, including the Cranberry Ferry Ford, Shawver Bridge, and Hughes Ferry.
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Editions of this 1901 Nicholas Map
3 editions found
Historical Maps of Summersville Through Time
20 maps found
1889 Nicholas
Nicholas County, WV
1891 Nicholas
Nicholas County, WV
1901 Nicholas
Nicholas County, WV
1914 Winona
Nicholas County, WV
1916 Winona
Nicholas County, WV
1966 Camden On Gauley
Nicholas County, WV
1967 Gilboa
Nicholas County, WV
1967 Lockwood
Nicholas County, WV
1967 Widen
Nicholas County, WV
1969 Mount Nebo
Nicholas County, WV
1969 Summersville Dam
Nicholas County, WV
1995 Camden on Gauley
Nicholas County, WV
1996 Gilboa
Nicholas County, WV
1996 Lockwood
Nicholas County, WV
2023 Camden On Gauley
Nicholas County, WV
2023 Gilboa
Nicholas County, WV
2023 Lockwood
Nicholas County, WV
2023 Mount Nebo
Nicholas County, WV
2023 Summersville Dam
Nicholas County, WV
2023 Widen
Nicholas County, WV