1942 Map of Southwick
USGS Topo · Published 1942About this map
Congamond Lakes anchor the southeastern corner of this study, marking a distinct chain of water along the Massachusetts-Connecticut border. The landscape transitions from the developed agricultural and residential pockets of Southwick and Westfield into the steep, wooded heights of Sodom Mountain and Seymour Mtn. This late 1930s era topography shows a region deeply connected to its water resources, featuring a series of catchments including the Westfield Reservoir and Farnham Reservoir, alongside the industrial presence of the New Haven and Hartford railroad line.
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