1968 Map of Lake Como

About this map

The Delaware River forms a natural border at the northeastern corner of this terrain, where the Erie Lackawanna tracks parallel the water near Dillontown. This 1968 field-checked survey reveals a landscape defined by glacial hydrology, with numerous bodies of water like Upper Twin Lake, Lower Twin Lake, and Kinneyville Pond dotting the township boundaries of Buckingham and Preston. The settlement of Lake Como serves as a local focal point, while the presence of several quarries and a Shale Pit near High Lake suggest the importance of local stone extraction during this era.