1961 Map of Utica

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The North Fork Licking River carves a central path through this mid-century landscape, anchoring the village of Utica and the smaller settlement of St Louisville. The area's mid-20th-century development is closely tied to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad corridor, which mirrors the river's course and links the rural communities of Chatham and Vanatta. Small-scale industry and resource extraction are evident through various oil wells, gas wells, and gravel pits scattered across the township lines of Burlington, Washington, and Mc Kean.