1942 Map of Jamestown
USGS Topo · Published 1942About this map
Industrial and transport networks define Jamestown and its surrounding Chautauqua County townships during the early war years. The urban centers of Falconer and Jamestown are hubs for the New York Central and Erie railroads, which track alongside the Chadakoin River and Cassadaga Creek. Outside the city, the landscape transitions into a series of valleys and ridges drained by Conewango Creek and its many tributaries, including Frews Run and Wiltsie Run.
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