1967 Map of Buffalo
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
The industrial and transportation hub of Buffalo anchors this regional overview, showing the city's complex network of rails and waterways during the mid-1960s. The convergence of the New York Central, Erie Railroad, and Baltimore & Ohio RR highlights the importance of the rail economy, while the Welland Canal and Buffalo Harbor emphasize the maritime significance of Lake Erie. Moving south and west, the landscape transitions from the urban density of Cheektowaga and Lackawanna to the expansive Cattaraugus Indian Reservation and the southern highlands near Jamestown.
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