1912 Map of Mc Calls Ferry

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The Susquehanna River dominates this 1910 survey, serving as both a major industrial corridor and the dividing line between Lancaster and York counties. Significant infrastructure of the era is evident at the Holtwood Power Plant and along the Columbia and Port Deposit Branch of the Pennsylvania RR, which snakes along the eastern shore. The river’s importance to regional transport is preserved through historic crossings like McCalls Ferry and Shenks Ferry, alongside many small islands including the Bare Islands and Chestnut Island.