1944 Map of Berlin
USGS Topo · Published 1944About this map
Allegheny Mountain forms the backbone of this mid-century terrain, where the newly constructed Pennsylvania Turnpike pierces the ridge via the Allegheny Tunnel. This era represents a significant transition in Somerset County transportation, as the modern high-speed toll road cuts across an older landscape defined by the Baltimore and Ohio RR and Western Maryland RR. Settlement patterns follow the valley floors and rail lines, anchored by the town of Berlin, with smaller nodes like Macdonaldton and New Baltimore scattered throughout the highlands.
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