1943 Map of New Berlin North

About this map

The Unadilla River forms a winding natural boundary through this central New York landscape, separating Chenango and Otsego counties during the mid-1940s. The settlement of New Berlin anchors the southwest corner, while the surrounding rural townships are dotted with small hamlets such as South Edmeston, Pittsfield, and Columbus. The map reveals a highly localized social infrastructure of the era, documented through numbered schoolhouses like Town Sch No 3 and family-named landmarks including Lloyd Cem and Perkins Cem.