1916 Map of Wind Gap
USGS Topo · Published 1929About this map
Blue Mountain serves as a dominant physical barrier across this part of Monroe and Northampton counties, punctuated only by the notable geological pass at Wind Gap. This gateway provides a transit corridor for the Lehigh and New England railroad, connecting the slate industry of Pen Argyl and West Pen Argyl to the north. The landscape is defined by its ridge-and-valley structure, with Chestnut Ridge and Weir Mountain running parallel to the south, creating narrow corridors for agricultural settlements like Kunkletown and Brodheadsville.
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Editions of this 1916 Wind Gap Map
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Historical Maps of Pen Argyl Through Time
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