1949 Map of Oxford
USGS Topo · Published 1967About this map
The Chenango River valley serves as a bustling corridor for transportation and public institutions in this 1940s portrait of Chenango County. The village of Oxford is the primary hub, situated where the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad meets the river. Along the valley floor, traces of older infrastructure are visible via the Abandoned Canal, running parallel to the newer rail lines and the New York Ontario and Western Railroad.
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