1966 Map of Normantown
USGS Topo · Published 1991About this map
Steer Creek and its many winding forks define this mid-1960s landscape in central West Virginia, where the terrain is dominated by an extensive network of gas wells and interconnecting pipelines. The small settlements of Normantown and Stumptown serve as local hubs, with Normantown featuring a High Sch and several nearby cemeteries, including the Mollahan Cem. This era shows a community deeply integrated into the extractive energy economy, evidenced by the dense placement of wells along ridges like Eliza Ridge and deep within the hollows of Left Fork and Right Fork.
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