1943 Map of Carthage
USGS Topo · Published 1960About this map
The Black River defines the industrial and geographic heart of this mid-century survey, winding between Carthage and West Carthage as they were during the Second World War. The region's dependence on the New York Central railroad is evident, with the line tracking the river valley through smaller hubs like Deer River and Castorland. This landscape is one of organized rural districts, characterized by a series of numbered local schoolhouses, such as School No 13 and School No 5, which reflect the localized educational structure of the era.
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