1932 Map of Ludlow

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The Black River carves a deep path through these Vermont hills, anchoring a string of mill towns and manufacturing villages connected by the Rutland RR. This depression-era survey details the dense industrial and agricultural settlement patterns of the late 1920s, featuring prominent sites like Ludlow, Proctorsville, and Cavendish. The river's power is evident at Cavendish Gorge, while the surrounding terrain is dominated by the massive ridge of Hawks Mountain.