1958 Map of Western St. John

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Virgin Islands National Park dominates the center of the island of St John in this mid-century topographic record. While the island is largely defined by its steep elevations like Bordeaux Mtn and Camelberg Peak, the coastlines reveal the primary sites of 20th-century life and history. The settlement of Cruz Bay serves as the western anchor, with nearby Enighed and Bethany showing established clusters. On the eastern side, Emmaus and Carolina sit at the head of Coral Bay, where the landscape is marked by historical sites like Annaberg and Fortsberg.