1961 Map of Cuba

About this map

Oil Spring Indian Reservation sits at the heart of this landscape, bisected by the county line between Cattaraugus and Allegany counties. The village of Cuba serves as a local hub, situated at the confluence of the Erie-Lackawanna and Pennsylvania railroad lines. To the north, Cuba Lake provides a prominent water feature, while the surrounding hills like Spring Hill and Keller Hill are marked by a network of rural routes including Plank Road and Stoney Lonesome Road. The presence of the Olean Municipal Airport in the northwest corner and multiple Sand and Gravel Pits further south reflects the mid-century intersection of regional transportation and local industry. Genealogists may find value in the location of Union Hill Cem and other cemeteries distributed near North Cuba and the central village area.