A-frame 3
The place
A-frame 3 in Wayne County, in the Huntington/Wayne area (Wayne National Forest, Ohio River, West Virginia on the Ohio-Kentucky border, United States), at 219 m elevation, on the western Appalachian Plateau. Part of the continuous USA West Virginia-Ohio cluster (batches 260-374). A triangular open USFS A-frame shelter (Wayne National Forest, 3,350 km², established 1934 during the Depression, Ohio's only national forest + the Ohio River, 1,579 km, the 3rd-largest Mississippi tributary + the Battle of Point Pleasant, 10 October 1774, Lord Dunmore's War, 300 Virginians vs. Shawnee and Delaware, a precursor to the Revolution + heritage of the Shawnee/Delaware (an Algonquian people; Cornstalk, 1720-1777, a Shawnee chief assassinated on 10 November 1777 by Virginians in revenge for the killing of a soldier, in the Ohio Country + the 1830s Trail, the Indian Removal Act under Andrew Jackson + the Adena/Hopewell mound-building cultures, 1000 BC-500 AD, Ohio Valley, Serpent Mound, 405 m, an iconic serpent effigy).
The setting
Wayne, Huntington/Wayne, Wayne NF, Ohio River, WV on the OH-KY border, USA, 219 m western Appalachian Plateau, continuous cluster batches 260-374, triangular USFS A-frame shelter + Wayne NF 3,350 km² 1934 Depression Ohio's only NF + Ohio River 1,579 km 3rd Mississippi tributary + Point Pleasant 10 Oct 1774 Dunmore's War 300 Virginians Shawnee/Delaware Revolution, Shawnee/Delaware Algonquian Cornstalk 1720-1777 Shawnee chief assassinated 10 Nov 1777 Virginians Ohio Country + 1830s Trail Indian Removal Andrew Jackson + Adena/Hopewell mounds 1000 BC-500 AD Ohio Valley Serpent Mound 405 m effigy.
