
The village of Genoa serves as a primary hub in this late 1930s survey of the Ottawa County landscape, where the intersection of the New York Central and the Lake Shore Electric railroads highlights the era's heavy reliance on rail transport. The map reveals a highly developed agricultural and drainage network, with Packer Creek and Toussaint Creek winding through the townships of Allen, Benton, and Harris. Small rural schoolhouses like Thorp Sch and National Sch are scattered across the grid, reflecting the decentralized education system of the time.
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