1967 Map of Bayville
USGS Topo · Published 1968About this map
Oak Neck and the narrow beaches of the North Shore define this coastal survey, where the barrier-like peninsula of Bayville separates Long Island Sound from the sheltered waters of Oyster Bay and Mill Neck Creek. The landscape reflects a mix of prestigious estates and local history, anchored by the Sagamore Hill Nat Historical Site near Cove Neck. This period of the late 1960s captures the area's established character, showing significant landmarks like the St Josephs Monastery and Mill Neck Manor Sch. Inland, the villages of Locust Valley, Lattingtown, and Matinecock are marked by large parcels and winding roads such as Lattingtown Rd. To the north, the offshore islands of Captain Harbor, including Great Captain Island and Wee Captain Island, are carefully charted alongside sandbars and reefs like Centre Island Reef.
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