1950 Map of Batavia South

About this map

Batavia and its southern agricultural hinterlands are the focus of this mid-century survey, edited in the late 1970s. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Tonawanda Creek and its tributary, Little Tonawanda Creek, which pass through the townships of Alexander and Bethany. The city itself shows significant development, with the City Boundary encompassing Kibbe Park and civic markers such as City Hall and several local schools like Jackson Sch. Transport relies on the Conrail lines and a network of named country roads, including Pearl Street and Broadway.