1964 Map of Hogansburg

About this map

The St Regis Indian Reservation dominates the northern landscape of this survey, where the St Regis River and Raquette River flow toward their confluence with the St Lawrence River. The settlement of Hogansburg serves as a local hub near the reservation boundary, featuring the St Regis Ch and the Mohawk Memorial Cem. Further south, the legacy of early northern New York industry is visible at Brasher Iron Works and Ironton, situated along the Deer River amidst the sprawling St Lawrence State Forest. Transportation networks of the mid-1960s are clearly delineated, including the Massena-Cornwall International Bridge crossing into Canada and the rail corridors of the New York Central Railroad and Grand Trunk. The map documents a rural riverfront economy defined by international borders and the management of timber and water resources.