1945 Map of East Lee
USGS Topo · Published 1956About this map
The Housatonic River corridor defines the western edge of this Berkshire County landscape, where the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad tracks parallel the water through Lenoxdale and Lee. In the mid-1940s, the terrain transitions sharply from these river-valley settlements into the high elevations of October Mountain and Washington Mountain. The map shows a region shaped by water management and transit, featuring numerous reservoirs such as the Codding Reservoir and the Sandwash Reservoir, alongside the newly designated path of the Massachusetts Turnpike cutting through East Lee.
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