2013 Map of Ozone

About this map

Ozone and the surrounding plateau communities in Cumberland County are defined by a complex network of creeks and ridge-top settlements. The landscape transitions from the residential developments around Lake Pomeroy and Dorchester in the northwest to the more isolated mountain gaps and coves in the east. Historically significant river crossings such as Hatfield Ford and Frank Center Ford along Daddys Cr indicate the older travel patterns of the region before modern infrastructure. The presence of Lake Waldensia near Waldensia and the clustering of settlements like Daysville along the southern corridor highlight the importance of water resources and mountain passes in shaping local development. Further south, the Crab Orchard Mountains loom over deep hollows like Grapevine Hollow, while Renegade and Ozone sit as quiet witnesses to the high-elevation geography that once required careful navigation through Crab Orchard Gap.