United States Department of the Interior, United States Geological Survey, Flood-Prone Areas of West Virginia, Topographical Maps of Quadrants: Gilmer, Rhodell, Petersburg East, Ranger, Powhatan Point, Prince, Pond Creek, Roanoke, Randale, Round Bottom, Sandville, Tiltonsville (2), Tazewell North, Talcott, Sylvester, Mammoth, Orlando, Oxford, Panther, Davis, Eskdale, Erbacon, Fayetteville, Wheeling, Rupert, Marlinton, Maysville, Lost City, Little Birch, New Matamoros, Whitesvlle, Wharton, New Haven, Myrtle, Mullens, Valley Mills (2), Yellow Springs, Walton, Alum Creek (2), Wharncliffe, Williams Mountain, Diana, Cottagesville, Clio, Clothier, Cheshire, Charles Town, Charleston West, Charleston East, Chapmanville, Moundsville, Elizabeth, Scott Depot, Sandville, Smithburg, Webb, Valley Grove (2), Lorado, Keystone, Kanawha, Julian, Iaeger, Hurricane, Huntington, Griffithsville, Grantsville, Lubeck, Century, Cairo, Burning Springs, Branchland, Bramwell, Bradshaw, Blue Creek, Big Creek, Big Chimney, Bethany, Belle, Beckwith, Beckley, Barnabus, Barboursville, Bancroft, Baileysville, Athens, Arnoldsburg, Arnett, Apple Grove, Annamorah, Anawalt, Amherstdale, Winslow, Williamsen, Weston, West Hamlin, Weirton, Girta, Gilbert, Gary (2), Garretts Bend, Fallsburg, 1955/1977
- Containers:
- Box 129, Item 330
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West Virginia & Regional History CenterWest Virginia UniversityP.O. Box 60691549 University AvenueMorgantown, WV 26506
- Contact for questions and access:
- POC: Lori HostuttlerEmail: lori.hostuttler@mail.wvu.eduPhone: (304) 293-3536Web: wvrhc.lib.wvu.edu
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