1934 Map of Kane

About this map

Kane serves as the industrial and transport hub of this 1930s landscape, where the Pennsylvania RR and the Baltimore and Ohio RR intersect. The map documents a region defined by its timber and resource extraction heritage, evidenced by numerous Pipe Line segments and the legacy of a narrow gauge route along Tionesta Creek. The presence of CCC Camp No 7 near Preston reflects the era's public works efforts in the surrounding forests, while local landmarks like the Kane Fire Tower and Highland Corners indicate the distributed nature of early 20th-century settlements.