1975 Map of Windsor

About this map

Windsor and Savoy sit at the center of this 1975 aerial perspective, showing the landscape of the Berkshire highlands as it appeared in the mid-1970s. The orthophoto format reveals the dense forest cover and occasional clearings that define the region, including the prominent rise of Borden Mountain. In the northwestern corner, a portion of Adams is visible along the banks of the Hoosic River, contrasting with the more rural character of Bowens Corners. The drainage of the Westfield River cuts through the southeastern portion of the map, illustrating the watershed divide that characterizes this part of Massachusetts. This survey provides researchers with a clear view of the road networks and land use patterns before late-twentieth-century developments altered the local character.