1900 Map of Baldwinsville

About this map

The Seneca River and Oswego River define the industrial and transport character of this Central New York landscape at the turn of the century. The northern confluence at Three River Point marks a vital junction where the Oneida River joins the system, supporting bustling settlements like Phoenix and Baldwinsville. The map illustrates a complex network of 19th-century infrastructure, including the original path of the Erie Canal as it traverses the southern half of the quadrangle through Jordan and Camillus.