
The Tug Fork of Big Sandy River snakes through the center of this terrain, serving as the natural boundary for the West Virginia Kentucky Boundary Line. Surveyed in the mid-1880s, the map illustrates the development of the Norfolk and Western RR Kennova Division as it follows the river valley through coal country. Early rail-reliant settlements such as Williamson, Matewan, and Dingess are clearly marked, established long before modern highways would reshape these valleys.
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