1962 Map of Trinway

About this map

The Pennsylvania railroad corridor anchors this survey of the boundary between Muskingum and Coshocton Counties, where the landscape transitions from the broad floodplains of the Muskingum River to the dissected hills of The Highlands. The settlement of Trinway serves as a local rail hub, situated near the confluence of Wakatomika Creek and the river, while Dresden sits just to the south. The rural interior is defined by a series of named ridges, including Graham Ridge and Irish Ridge, which are dotted with evidence of the region's extraction economy, from numerous Oil Wells and Gas Wells to northern Strip Mines.