1977 Map of Pikeville
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
Pikeville and the deep valleys of the Cumberland Plateau define this 1970s landscape, where the borders of Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee converge. The terrain is dominated by the long ridge of Pine Mountain, which serves as a natural barrier between the coalfields and the Jefferson National Forest. This era shows a region shaped by its river systems and industrial rail lines, with the C & O and L & N railroads following the winding paths of the Levisa Fork and Russell Fork.
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