1943 Map of Middleville
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
West Canada Creek and the New York Central railroad corridor define the valley landscape of Herkimer County during the mid-1940s. This survey, based on 192 aerial photography, captures the concentrated settlement of Middleville as a local hub for transport and industry. The surrounding uplands are marked by the agricultural and educational infrastructure of the period, including Black Creek Sch and Dairy Hill Sch, alongside rural centers like Norway and Fairfield. A transition into the southern reaches of the Adirondack State Park is visible in the northeast, where Hackleberry Swamp and Spruce Creek signal a shift toward the wilderness. The map preserves the locations of generational landmarks, from Sweet Cem to the remote Lookout Tower on the heights above the Dairy Hill area.
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