1904 Map of Pitcher
USGS Topo · Published 1932About this map
Deeply incised valleys and high ridgelines define the borderlands of Cortland and Chenango Counties at the turn of the century. The Otselic River carves a central path through the landscape, anchoring settlements like Pitcher and North Pitcher. This 1904 survey, based on field work from 1900–1901, reveals a region defined by its narrow valley corridors and upland hamlets. Transportation routes follow the water, including the Lehigh Valley R.R. in the northwest and the Erie and Central New York R.R. near Cincinnatus.
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Editions of this 1904 Pitcher Map
5 editions found
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