1943 Map of Cuyler
USGS Topo · Published 1984About this map
The Lehigh Valley railroad follows the winding Tioughnioga River valley in this 1943 survey, marking the primary transportation corridor through the northern sections of Cuyler and Truxton. This rural landscape is defined by its deep creek valleys and numerous family-named peaks, including Bull Hill and Seacord Hill. The settlement pattern revealed here is one of dispersed agricultural hamlets and small crossroads, many identified by their local schoolhouses such as School No 14, Dog Hollow Sch, and the uniquely named Black Warrior Sch.
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