1964 Map of Bangor

About this map

North Bangor and the surrounding township of Bangor are defined by the winding course of the Little Salmon River and an extensive network of local roads that reflect a deeply rooted agricultural and rural community. The landscape transitioned during this mid-century period as the railroad lines became Abandoned, though local hubs like Bangor Station and Brandon Center remained as focal points. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, the terrain rises into the more heavily wooded reaches of Franklin State Forest No 1, contrasting with the more open valley floor to the north.