1948 Map of Crosby
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
Potato Creek serves as the central drainage for this landscape, winding through a valley that supported several small hamlets and industrial transit points during the mid-twentieth century. The Pennsylvania railroad line parallels the creek, connecting settlements like Crosby, Colegrove, and Hamlin Sta. To the west, the village of Clermont sits on higher ground, surrounded by a complex network of narrow hollows including Shelander Hol and Spangler Hol.
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