1960 Map of Brazil East
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
Extensive industrial and coal-extraction activity shapes the landscape around Brazil, where numerous Strip Mines and local Kilns point to the area's heavy reliance on mineral wealth. The Penn Central railroad corridors act as industrial spines, connecting established settlements like Carbon, Knightsville, and Harmony. Cultural markers are scattered throughout the rural sections, from Van Buren Sch to several small family and community burial grounds such as Calcutta Cem and Poff Cem.
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