1958 Map of Sandy Hook

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The East Fork White River and its confluence with the White River dominate this landscape, where the shifting waters have carved out numerous oxbow features like Horseshoe Pond, Chew Pond, and Jackson Pond. This mid-century survey documents the rural character of Daviess and Pike counties, highlighting a network of country schools such as Letts Sch and Scudder Sch alongside numerous community landmarks. The extractive economy of the era is evident in the Strip Mines located south of the Central New York railroad line.