2014 Map of Weirton
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
The Ohio River carves a deep industrial and geographical path through this 2014 survey, serving as the border between West Virginia and Ohio while neighboring Pennsylvania sits just to the east. The city of Weirton dominates the landscape, showing a complex network of neighborhoods including Weirton Heights, Marland Heights, and the legacy rail hub at Weirton Junction. Industrial and residential development is concentrated along the riverbanks and through the valley of Harmon Creek, where the Robert Byrd Bridge and Veterans Memorial Bridge facilitate interstate transit.
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