1903 Map of Bellevue
USGS Topo · Published 1943About this map
Sandusky Bay dominates the northern landscape of this turn-of-the-century survey, its waters dotted with islands like Nigger I. and Eagle I. before they reach the narrow crossing at Bay Bridge. The region is defined by a dense web of early industrial transit, where the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroads intersect at bustling hubs like Clyde and Bellevue. This intricate rail network supported a landscape of diverse settlements, from the limestone-rich area around Castalia—famed for the Blue Hole and Cold Cr.—to rural crossroads like Strongs Ridge and Townsend.
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Editions of this 1903 Bellevue Map
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