1896 Map of Norway

About this map

Norway and South Paris serve as the commercial hubs of this Oxford County landscape, which is defined by a dense network of glacial lakes and hills. In the late nineteenth century, the region relied heavily on the water for both transport and industry, evidenced by the Steamboat Route running the length of Long Lake. This corridor connected various points of interest such as Plummer Landing and Steamer Landing, facilitating movement through the interior before the dominance of automobiles.