1964 Map of Malone

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Malone serves as the focal point of this mid-1960s topographic survey, showing a well-established municipal center at the intersection of the Central New York railroad and the Salmon River. The town's social infrastructure is deeply mapped, featuring numerous educational and religious institutions such as Franklin Academy, St Josephs Ursuline Academy, and Notre Dame Sch. The surrounding landscape of Franklin and B A N G O R counties is a mix of agricultural plots and managed timberlands, most notably the Franklin State Forest No 1 in the southern sector. Beyond the urban core, the map tracks the rural character of northern New York through a network of family-named roads like Wescott Road and Creighton Road, alongside smaller settlements like Whippleville and the critical aviation link at Malone-Dufort Airport.