1958 Map of Sandy Ridge
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
Sandy Ridge is a defining geological and cultural feature on this 1958 survey, where the ridge line serves as a natural boundary between the townships of Decatur Rush, Worth Taylor, and Rush Worth. The landscape is dominated by the industrial and natural intersection of the Penn Central railroad corridors and the extensive wilderness of Moshannon State Forest. Pockets of industry are evident near the settlement of Sandy Ridge and Glass City, where multiple Mine sites are indicated, suggesting the region's historical reliance on mineral extraction.
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Editions of this 1958 Sandy Ridge Map
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Historical Maps of Rush Township Through Time
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