1960 Map of Shiloh

About this map

The village of Shiloh serves as a central hub on this 1960s survey, marking a significant intersection of the New York Central railroad and a grid of local roads. The landscape transition is evident where the northern agriculture of Ripley and Greenwich townships gives way to the winding course of the Black Fork Mohican River. Several small settlements, including Planktown, Ganges, and Rome, are scattered across the terrain, reflecting the area's rural development patterns.