1942 Map of Cape Vincent South
USGS Topo · Published 1942About this map
The St Lawrence River meets Lake Ontario in this detailed survey conducted early in the 1940s by the Tennessee Valley Authority for the War Department. The rural landscape of Cape Vincent is defined by its maritime geography, featuring numerous inlets such as Fuller Bay, Wilson Bay, and Mud Bay. Inland, the settlement pattern is marked by a network of numbered schoolhouses, including School No 12, School No 8, and School No 15, which served the farming families across the township.
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