Augusta County, Va., Rivers
This map of Augusta County, Virginia, shows the hydrology of the county. Thousands of miles of streams and rivers coursed
through the county and residents settled close to these water sources.
The map is derived from a Jedediah Hotchkiss map of Augusta County, published in 1870, and based on surveys completed "during
the war." The Hotchkiss map has been georeferenced at the Virginia Center for Digital History, using ESRI Arc Info to produce
a Geographic Information Systems map and database of households.
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Edward L. Ayers and William G. Thomas, III Augusta County, Va., Rivers 2001
Points of Analysis to this Data:
"Slavery brought not only wealth but also roads, bridges, railroads, canals, and turnpikes to Augusta, in an elaborate display
of building, enterprise, and growth."
Citation: Key = E009
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