1960 Map of Cambridge City
USGS Topo · Published 1961About this map
Cambridge City serves as a prominent hub for Eastern Indiana's transportation history, centered along the historic National Road Pennsylvania. This 1960 era landscape is defined by the convergence of major rail corridors, including the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Chicago and St Louis Railroad. Small 19th-century settlements like Dublin, Milton, and East Germantown are shown in detail, revealing the residential patterns of the Whitewater Valley. Local life is documented through numerous religious and civic landmarks such as Locust Grove Ch, Zion Ch, and the Township Sch. The topography is shaped by the Whitewater River and its many tributaries like Symonds Creek and Martindale Creek, while the inclusion of the Pumping Station and several gravel pits indicates the local infrastructure and industry of the mid-century.
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Editions of this 1960 Cambridge City Map
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Historical Maps of Cambridge City Through Time
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