1979 Map of Lyndonville
USGS Topo · Published 1980About this map
The Lake Ontario shoreline near Thirty-mile Pt dominates the northern edge of this late 1970s survey, marking a transition from the vast waters of the Great Lakes to the productive orchard lands of Orleans Co and Niagara Co. This rural landscape is anchored by the village of Lyndonville, where the winding course of Johnson Creek meets localized development. The interior is defined by a dense grid of farm-to-market roads such as Haight Road and Orchard Road, supporting a series of crossroads settlements including Millers, Yates Center, and West Ridgeway. Local history is preserved in several rural landmarks, from St Patricks Ch and Somerset Cem to the lighthouse at the lake's edge. The presence of multiple cemeteries, like North Ridgeway Cem and Daniels Cem, provides specific points of interest for genealogists tracing families in the townships of Somerset, Yates, and Ridgeway.
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