Huntington District Boundary Map - Attachment 1.pdf

This file is an image depicting the USACE Huntington District Map. The map illustrates the geographic jurisdiction of the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Huntington District, which spans portions of Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky. The district boundary is delineated by a bold black line encompassing the service area.

The map identifies numerous lock and dam facilities throughout the district, including major installations such as Greenup Locks & Dam, Huntington Beach Fork, Marmet Locks & Dam, London Locks & Dam, R.D. Bailey, Fishtrap, Dewey, and others. Key cities are marked, including Columbus (marked with a yellow star as the district headquarters), Parkersburg, Charleston, and Huntington Beach Fork (marked with a red star as a significant location). The map uses different colored regions to denote different operational or administrative zones within the district's jurisdiction, with pink, green, orange, and magenta sections representing various sub-areas. Blue triangles throughout the map indicate the locations of locks and dams managed by the district. This map serves as a reference document for understanding the geographic scope and infrastructure managed by USACE Huntington District.