1966 Map of Constableville

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Constableville and the surrounding Lewis County uplands are defined by a network of family-named roads and established parish centers in this mid-1960s study. The village core is clustered near the confluence of Sugar River and several unnamed tributaries, serving as a hub for the outlying settlements of Mohawk Hill and Collinsville. The landscape transitions from the developed valley floors to the protected woodlands of the High Market State Forest Preserve and State Forest Preserve, illustrating the balance between late-20th-century agriculture and conservation. Genealogists can locate several distinct burial grounds, including St Marys Cems, Rural Cem, and St Michaels Cem, which are often situated near landmarks like St Pauls Ch. The presence of a Quarry near Potters Corners and a Gravel Pit to the west points to the local extraction industries that supported the area's infrastructure.