1915 Map of Oneonta
USGS Topo · Published 1915About this map
Oneonta serves as a major hub where the Susquehanna River meets the Ulster and Delaware railroad. In 1915, this region of Otsego and Delaware counties was defined by a dense network of rural one-room schoolhouses, such as School No 16 and White School, and small agricultural settlements like Otsdawa and Treadwell. The dairy economy is evident in landmarks like the Arctic Creamery near the East Branch Otsdawa Creek. To the south, the New York Ontario and Western railroad winds through the hills, serving communities like Franklin Depot and Merrickville. The terrain is characterized by prominent heights including Case Hill and Jackson Hill, which overlook the deep valleys of Ouleout Creek and Handsome Brook, illustrating the complex drainage patterns that shaped the early 20th-century road and rail corridors.
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