Map of Doddridge and Harrison counties showing agricultural soils
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Map of Doddridge and Harrison counties showing agricultural soils, Israel Charles White (1912), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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This 1912 printed map shows Doddridge and Harrison counties in West Virginia, with agricultural soil types distinguished by color across the land. A legend and soil profile key run along the left and right margins, and a title block with a scale bar sits in the upper left corner. Rivers, streams, and place names are drawn in fine lines over the colored soil areas.
