1965 Map of Oregon

About this map

The industrial and maritime landscape of the western basin of Lake Erie defines this area during the mid-1960s. The shoreline is a complex mix of recreational and industrial use, featuring the dense development of Toledo and Oregon alongside established neighborhoods like Point Place and Carland Beach. The influence of the Maumee River is central to the local economy, shown through the extensive rail infrastructure of the Toledo Terminal and Wheeling and Lake Erie lines that service the docks at Presque Isle and Harbor View.