1943 Map of New Berlin North

About this map

The Unadilla River corridor defines this rural landscape at the intersection of Chenango and Otsego counties. During the mid-twentieth century, the Unadilla Valley RR traced the river valley, serving a network of small settlements like South Edmeston and New Berlin. The map reveals a highly localized infrastructure of rural crossroads and hamlets, including Columbus Center, Tallette, and Pittsfield. Land use is primarily agricultural and wooded, marked by numerous family and community burial grounds such as Lloyd Cem, Perkins Cem, and Gazlay Cem. Notable landmarks of the era include the Tri-County Airport near the northern boundary and the Hoboken dam to the south. This survey preserves the local geography before modern consolidation, recording specific thoroughfares like the Sherburne Turnpike and Larcher Road.