1917 Map of Hamilton
USGS Topo · Published 1942About this map
The Miami River corridor dominates this 1917 survey of Butler County, anchoring the industrial hub of Hamilton and its southern suburb of Lindenwald. The landscape reveals a complex network of early 20th-century transportation, where the Miami and Erie Canal runs parallel to the Ohio Electric RR (Detroit Line) and the Cincinnati and Dayton Electric RR. These transit lines supported a densely settled valley that contrasts sharply with the western uplands, where small agricultural hamlets like Darrtown, Millville, and Okeana dot the hills.
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