1962 Map of Randle

About this map

The confluence of the Walhonding River and the Tuscarawas River anchors this 1960s study of Coshocton County. The landscape is defined by the remnants of 19th-century infrastructure, notably an old railroad grade and a segment of the old canal tracing the valley floors. These corridors sit in contrast to the extensive strip mines that mark the higher elevations of Pinfeather Ridge and the surrounding townships. Local life is documented through scattered rural centers like Metham and Warsaw, alongside family and community landmarks such as Antioch Cem, Prairie Chapel, and the House of Jacob Tabernacle. Significant river engineering is visible at Sixmile Dam and the Roscoe Basin, illustrating the importance of water management to this industrial and agricultural region.