
The Tygarts Creek corridor defines the geography of this 1970 survey, where the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad follows the valley floor through several historic coal and clay-producing communities. The city of Olive Hill serves as the central hub, supported by smaller settlements like Lawton, Limestone, and Soldier along the rail line. Evidence of the local extractive economy is visible in the numerous claypits and a quarry that dot the surrounding ridges.
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