1962 Map of Randle
USGS Topo · Published 1963About this map
Walhonding River and Killbuck Creek converge in this mid-century topographic study, defining the agricultural and industrial landscape west of Coshocton. The map illustrates a region transitioning away from its rail-dependent past, dominated by an Abandoned railroad line and an Old Railroad Grade that trace the river valleys. Local spiritual life is anchored by landmarks like the House of Jacob Tabernacle and Prairie Chapel, while the presence of numerous Oil Wells, Gas Wells, and prominent strip mines in the southeast corner near Jackson township reveals the area's heavy reliance on resource extraction.
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4 editions found
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