1956 Map of Fulton
USGS Topo · Published 1961About this map
Oswego River and the parallel Oswego Canal define the industrial and navigational spine of this mid-1950s landscape, connecting the city of Fulton to the southern reaches of Lake Ontario. The industrial center at Fulton, characterized by the Fulton substations and nearby Fulton Municipal Airport, contrasts with the recreation-focused shoreline along Mexico Bay, where Demster Beach and Hickory Grove mark the lakefront. Between these hubs lies a network of rural hamlets such as Lycoming, Scriba, and Vermilion, connected by the New York Central railroad.
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