1957 Map of Ulster

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The Susquehanna River valley defines the eastern edge of this Bradford County landscape, where the Lehigh Valley railroad follows the river's path past Ulster. Inland, the terrain is shaped by a dense network of runs and creeks, including Sugar Creek and Browns Creek, which carved deep hollows like Toad Hollow into the upland plateaus. The 1957 field check reveals a well-established rural infrastructure of small settlements such as East Smithfield and Burlington, connected by the Roosevelt Highway.