1945 Map of West Winfield
USGS Topo · Published 1945About this map
The Unadilla River headwaters and the rolling hills of the New York interior define this mid-1940s landscape, captured by the Corps of Engineers and Tennessee Valley Authority. The map centers on the concentrated settlement of West Winfield, where the Lackawanna RR and the historic Turnpike intersect. This region, spanning the borders of Oneida, Herkimer, and Otsego counties, preserves a detailed record of rural social infrastructure through its many numbered schoolhouses, such as School No 5 and School No 8, and numerous family and community burial grounds including Bardin Cem and Gird Cem. To the west, the Bridgewater Flats provide a level corridor for the Lackawanna and Western RR as it passes through North Bridgewater. The terrain is punctuated by significant rises like Wheelock Hill and Jerusalem Hill, while local water bodies like Cedar Lake and Kibby Pond serve as landmarks in this late-war era survey.
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