1912 Map of Hammond
USGS Topo · Published 1935About this map
Black Lake and its intricate northern reaches, including Big Island and Lonesome Bay, dominate this early twentieth-century survey of western St. Lawrence County. The landscape is a network of interconnected waterways and small agricultural communities, where the Oswegatchie River winds past Oxbow and Natural Dam. Evidence of the region's early industrial roots is visible at the Old Iron Works near Spragueville, while the Ogdensburg Line railroad provides a critical transportation corridor through Hammond.
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Editions of this 1912 Hammond Map
4 editions found
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