1961 Map of Servia
USGS Topo · Published 1963About this map
The Erie-Lackawanna railroad cuts a diagonal path through this rural landscape on the border of Wabash and Huntington Counties. The settlement of Servia serves as a local hub near the western edge, while Bippus marks the eastern extent of the surveyed area. This early 1960s landscape is defined by its agricultural character, evidenced by the numerous family-named roads like Myers Road and Klutz Road, and the presence of small rural airfields such as Servia Landing Field and Shaffer Landing Field.
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Editions of this 1961 Servia Map
3 editions found
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1952 · Wabash
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