1917 Map of Malone

About this map

Malone serves as the primary hub of this northern Franklin County landscape, where the Rutland Railroad and the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad intersect at Malone Junction. The terrain transitions from the developed river corridor at Whippleville and the Salmon River to a dense network of rural school districts and small agricultural hamlets. Notable for genealogists, the map identifies specific landmarks like the County Almshouse and the Stevens School, providing a window into the social infrastructure of the era. To the north, the international border with Canada defines the limits of Fort Covington and Trout River, while the southern reaches move into the more elevated, timbered regions of Brandon and Skerry.