1958 Map of Osage

About this map

Mount Morris sits at the northern edge of this West Virginia and Pennsylvania borderland, where the Dunkard Creek drainage carves through the landscape. The mid-century economy of the region is clearly visible through the extensive network of the Monongahela railroad and numerous coal industry features, including a Conveyor and prominent Strip Mines. The geography is defined by high points like Dunkard Ridge and Sutton Knob, with settlements like Pursglove, Cassville, and Osage clustered along the southern valley floors.