1957 Map of Beaver Falls
USGS Topo · Published 1979About this map
Geneva College stands as a prominent academic landmark overlooking the Beaver River in this mid-century portrait of industrial Pennsylvania. The landscape is defined by the sharp convergence of the Beaver River, Connoquenessing Creek, and Slippery Rock Creek, creating a corridor of heavy industry and transport infrastructure. Extensive Strip Mine operations are visible across the western hills, particularly near Glenkirk and Stockman, illustrating the region's reliance on mineral extraction alongside its manufacturing centers in Beaver Falls and Ellwood City.
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Editions of this 1957 Beaver Falls Map
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Historical Maps of Beaver Falls Through Time
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