
South Webster serves as the primary hub in this southern Ohio landscape, where the town plan centers on Main St and Webster St. The surrounding terrain is defined by a dense network of steep hollows and ridges, including Simmering Ridge and Harrison Hollow, much of which is protected within the Wayne National Forest. The map reveals a history tied to the early iron industry, evidenced by the presence of Olive Furnace and multiple burial grounds like Jackson Furnace Cem and Bloom Furnace Cem. These labels point to a time when industrial centers were scattered along the creeks and runs of the region. Transportation throughout the forest is facilitated by specialized paths such as the Telegraph Trl and Ir-Pc Telegraph Ohv Trl, reflecting the modern recreational use of this rugged topography.
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