1902 Map of Geneva

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Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake anchor this 1902 survey of the Finger Lakes region, where a dense network of steam and electric transit once connected industrial centers and agricultural landings. The landscape is defined by the Seneca Canal and Seneca River, which link the larger hubs of Waterloo and Seneca Falls with Geneva at the lake's northern tip. Inland, the terrain is shaped by the unique north-south drumlin formations and the expansive Tyre Marsh to the northeast.