1968 Map of Geneva

About this map

State Game Lands No 213 dominates the central landscape of this western Pennsylvania study, following the winding course of Conneaut Marsh and the Conneaut Outlet. The map captures a moment of infrastructure transition as Interstate 79 bisects the region, crossing the marshlands and providing a modern corridor alongside older local landmarks like the Drive-in Theater and Port Meadville Airport. In the surrounding townships of Vernon and Union, small rural crossroads such as Keborts Corners and Center Road Corners persist near several family and church cemeteries, including St Brigids Cem and Watson Run Cem. The rail network is prominent with the Erie-Lackawanna and Bessemer and Lake Erie railroads serving the area, highlighting the region's historical reliance on transit for both agriculture and the gravel industry found at the local Gravel Pits.