1964 Map of Newark
USGS Topo · Published 1964About this map
Industrial corridors and transportation networks define this mid-century survey of the Northeast, anchoring a region spanning from the Pocono Mountains to the Atlantic coast. The landscape is dominated by the massive urbanization around Newark, Philadelphia, and Trenton, where the concentration of infrastructure reflects the peak of rail and early interstate travel. Major rail lines like the Pennsylvania RR and Erie Lackawanna RR converge on the ports of Upper New York Bay and Raritan Bay, illustrating the area's role as a global logistics hub.
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