1973 Map of Cleveland

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The north and south shores of Oneida Lake define this central New York landscape, which shows a mix of recreational shorelines and agricultural hinterlands in the mid-1970s. On the northern bank, the village of Cleveland and the community of Bernhards Bay sit along an Old RR Grade, reflecting the area's transition from early industrial and rail importance to a residential and seasonal character. To the west, Constantia remains a focal point near the Fish Hatchery, while the southern shore is marked by the growing settlement of Bridgeport at the mouth of Chittenango Creek.