1906 Map of New Cumberland
USGS Topo · Published 1911About this map
The Susquehanna River serves as the dominant geographic and economic artery for this region of Pennsylvania, with New Cumberland and Steelton anchoring its opposite banks. The landscape is a dense network of early industrial and transportation systems, including the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Cumberland Valley Railroad which crisscross the northern townships. In the rural interior, local history is preserved through the specific names of farm-to-market hubs like Eberly Mill and the many rural institutions such as Eleanor Schoolhouse and Mt Zion Church.
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Editions of this 1906 New Cumberland Map
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Historical Maps of Harrisburg Through Time
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