1978 Map of Haskinville

About this map

Loon Lake and the nearby Loon Lake Chapel anchor the northern landscape of this Steuben County region, where the terrain transitions from the high elevations of Bronson Hill and Potter Hill down toward the valley of the Cohocton River. The settlement pattern follows a network of rural routes, connecting small hubs like Keiffer Corners and the village of Haskinville, which features a Wesleyan Ch and a central cemetery. In the east, the Conrail line runs parallel to the river, serving the area near Greenville and the local Grange Hall. This map documents a period of land use defined by agriculture and water management, visible in the numerous Gravel Pits and the Hornell Res No 1 and Hornell Res No 2 reservoirs tucked into the southwestern hills. The inclusion of fine red dashed lines indicates field and fence lines, preserving the specific agricultural boundaries of the mid-1970s.