1943 Map of Cuyler
USGS Topo · Published 1960About this map
The Lehigh Valley railroad cuts through the north, following the natural corridor of the Tioughnioga River and serving the village of Cuyler during the mid-1940s. This rural landscape across the Cortland and Chenango county line is defined by a decentralized pattern of small settlements and neighborhood institutions. Small upland communities like Cheningo, Union Valley, and New Boston appear alongside a dense network of district schoolhouses including Black Warrior Sch and Dog Hollow Sch, reflecting a social structure tied to local geography rather than centralized towns.
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