1958 Map of Point Peninsula
USGS Topo · Published 1960About this map
Stony Island dominates the southeastern waters of Lake Ontario in this late-1950s survey of the Jefferson County shoreline. The island's geography reveals a mix of maritime utility and rural isolation, featuring a small Airstrip and a local Cem situated near the shores of Dutch John Bay. On the mainland, the hook-shaped Point Peninsula shows a sparse settlement pattern connected by Middle Road and South Shore Road, with small hubs like Cooper and Gleason serving the local farming and fishing community.
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