1977 Map of Champlain Port of Entry

About this map

The Canada United States international border bisects this color image map, showcasing the critical infrastructure of the late 1970s North Country. The Champlain Port of Entry U S Customs serves as a central hub, where the interstate highway system meets the landscape of northern New York and southern Quebec. To the south, the settlement of Chazy sits near the winding banks of the Great Champlain River, while the northern portion of the map covers Canadian territory including Lacolle and Odelltown. A network of rural roads like Meridian Road and Glass Road crisscross the agricultural patchwork, providing access to smaller communities such as Perry Mills. The imagery provides a clear view of the Railroad Grade and topographical landmarks like Prospect Hill, documenting the gateway between two nations before modern facility expansions.