1965 Map of Lewbeach
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
The Pepacton Reservoir dominates this landscape, its creation having fundamentally altered the topography of the East Branch Delaware River valley. This mid-1960s record shows the extensive NYC Water Supply Reservation Boundary and infrastructure associated with the city's watershed, including the Shavertown Bridge and the path of the Delaware Aqueduct. High ridges like Middle Mountain and Mary Smith Hill surround the water, while the small settlement of Lewbeach sits at the southern edge near the Beaver Kill.
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Editions of this 1965 Lewbeach Map
4 editions found
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