1967 Map of Saginaw
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
The Saginaw River serves as the central artery of this industrial and residential landscape, where four major rivers—the Saginaw, Shiawassee, Tittabasse, and Cass River—converge. This late-1960s survey captures Saginaw during a period of dense urban development, showing a grid of neighborhood schools and parish institutions like St Joseph Sch and St Marys Hospital. The map detail reveals the city's heavy reliance on rail, with the Penn Central, Grand Trunk Western RR, and Chesapeake and Ohio lines lacing through the industrial corridors and across the water.
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Editions of this 1967 Saginaw Map
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