1947 Map of Remsen
USGS Topo · Published 1947About this map
Cincinnati Creek and the New York Central railroad corridor define the settlement patterns of this Oneida County landscape just after the war. The village of Remsen sits at a central junction, while further south, the industrial and recreational character of the region emerges near Trenton Falls. This area is notable for its concentration of Welsh cultural landmarks, evidenced by several traditional chapels including Penn-Y-Grig Ch, Enlli Ch, and Capel Ucha Ch.
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