1962 Map of Auburn

About this map

Auburn and its surrounding townships define this landscape in the mid-1960s, showing a transition from agricultural fields to expanding regional infrastructure. The Tri-City Airport dominates the central portion of the map, served by a network of drainage systems including Schmidt Drain and Squaconning Creek. The map documents numerous local institutions vital to genealogists, such as Township Cem, St Anthony Cem, and several parochial schools like St Joseph Sch and Trinity Sch. Industrial activity is noted in the northeast corner near the Kawkawlin River, where a Mine Dump is situated along the Penn Central rail line. The southern portion of the sheet captures Freeland as it borders the Tittabawassee River, illustrating the settlement patterns and roadway developments along Midland Road and Ohio Road before 1970s updates.