
The Connecticut River serves as the central artery of this mid-1980s regional study, which documents the industrial and residential corridors of the Pioneer Valley. Significant urbanization is evident in the dense street grids of Holyoke, Springfield, and Chicopee, while the surrounding hill towns like Westhampton and Pelham maintain their rural character. The map captures the massive footprint of the Quabbin Reservoir to the east and the aviation infrastructure at Westover Air Force Base. Transportation networks are heavily detailed, including the Boston and Maine Railroad and the intersection of Interstate 91 with Interstate 90. This planimetric representation focuses on the manmade features of the era, from the sprawling state forests like October Mountain State Forest to the municipal reservoirs that define the regional watershed.
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