2016 Map of Weirton
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
The industrial and riverine character of the Northern Panhandle is on full display here, where the Ohio River carves a deep valley between West Virginia and Ohio. This area is dominated by the sprawling urban footprint of Weirton, which reaches from the riverside up into the complex terrain of Chestnut Hill and Weirton Heights. The map documents a dense network of infrastructure including the Robert Byrd Bridge and the Panhandle Rail-Trail, illustrating how the valley's geography has necessitated significant engineering to connect communities like Steubenville and Toronto.
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1937 · Wellsville
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1942 · Steubenville
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