1906 Map of Punxsutawney
USGS Topo · Published 1906About this map
Punxsutawney serves as the focal point for this early twentieth-century survey of the Pennsylvania coal and timber country, where the intersection of major rail lines and winding waterways defined the regional economy. The landscape is marked by numerous small company towns and post offices like Adrian, Walston, and Rossiter, many situated along the branches of the Mahoning Creek. These settlements were deeply integrated into the transportation network provided by the Pennsylvania RR and the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg RR, which carved through the dissected plateau to move raw materials.
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Editions of this 1906 Punxsutawney Map
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Historical Maps of Punxsutawney Through Time
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