Census location doesn't match actual document

EarlMarshall if it isnt documented it didnt happen

As you can see for the above record at United States Census, 1860, - Barbour County, Virginia: Barbour. Census 1860 • FamilySearch

FamilySearch identifies the census record as belonging to Barbour County, Virginia, but the census clearly states that it is for Bath county.

Julia Szent-Györgyi

Unfortunately, the Images section's cataloging data continues to be an utter farce, and even more unfortunately, the new image-editor-and-viewer uses that section's image identifications. If you go back to the old image viewer by deleting the question mark and everything after it from the URL (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GBSN-9HTG), then you get the waypointed collection's breadcrumbs, with the correct county.

Maile L

@EarlMarshall if it isnt documented it didnt happen When you see errors like this, the quickest way to let the team know is to use the Feedback tab. Choose an emoji and enter your message in the text box that appears along with your email address. Your feedback will need to be very detailed about the error, such as

"Image 235/235 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GBSN-9HTG?view=index&action=view says it is from Barbour County, Virginia, but the image says Bath County, Virginia."

I have sent this feedback for you for this image. Thanks for your report.