Home West Virginia haunted by the ghosts of the Teays River and other ancient streams Map showing Erigan and Teays in a northwest track.

Map showing Erigan and Teays in a northwest track.

Teays River: David Sibray At Grandview West Virginia

Map showing Erigan and Teays in a northwest track. (Map courtesy Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources)

Map approximating areas covered Lake Tight and Lake Monongahela

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