1907 Map of Thurston

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Buckeye Lake, originally known as the Licking Reservoir, anchors the eastern landscape of this early twentieth-century survey. The area is defined by a dense intersection of early transportation infrastructure, including the National Road corridor and a complex grid of rail lines such as the Toledo and Ohio Central and the Baltimore and Ohio R R. Settlements like Basil, Baltimore, and Millersport serve as local hubs, while the Canal and Hocking Canal segments reflect an era of water-based transport that was being superseded by the rail network.