1967 Map of Jersey City
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
Jersey City and its surrounding waterfronts define this late 1960s study of the New York Harbor's industrial and residential heart. The landscape is dominated by the massive rail infrastructures of the Pennsylvania RR, Lehigh Valley RR, and C RR of N J, which converge at massive facilities like Greenville Yards and Meadows Yards. These transport arteries supported the dense neighborhoods of Communipaw, West Bergen, and Marion, while the iconic Statue of Liberty Nat Mon stands sentinel between the active shipping channels of Upper Bay and the Hudson River.
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