1967 Map of Erie

About this map

The western shores of Lake Erie dominate this late-1960s landscape, where coastal communities like Luna Pier and Toledo Beach sit at the intersection of heavy industry and recreation. The shoreline is defined by the prominent Woodtick Peninsula and the marshy reaches of the Erie State Game Area, illustrating the complex drainage of Cousino Creek and Bay Creek into North Maumee Bay. Inland, the settlement of Erie serves as a local hub near St Joseph Sch, while the presence of a large Power Plant near the coast highlights the region's industrial utility during this era.