1952 Map of Sodus

About this map

The village of Sodus stands as a central hub in this mid-century New York landscape, situated at the intersection of prominent transport routes like Ridge Road and the New York Central railroad. The terrain is defined by the unique north-south drumlin formations characteristic of the Lake Ontario plains, including prominent rises like Governor Hill and the long spine of Maple Ridge. These glacial features dictate the drainage patterns of Salmon Creek and its various tributaries that wind through the townships of Sodus, Arcadia, and Lyons.