1935 Map of Toms Creek
USGS Topo · Published 1935About this map
Coeburn and its neighboring settlements of Bondtown and Maytown serve as the industrial and transit hub of this 1935 Wise County survey. The landscape is defined by the deep relationship between the extractive economy and the region's topography, where coal operations like Clinchfield Coal Corp No 21 and various Coeburn mines follow the winding valleys. The Norfolk and Western Ry and Clinchfield RR pierce through the mountain ridges via the Beverly Tunnel and Little Tom Tunnel, facilitating the movement of coal from the hills to the Clinch River and Guest River corridors.
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