1966 Map of Woodridge

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Woodridge and South Fallsburg serve as the primary hubs in this mid-1960s snapshot of Sullivan County, where the landscape is defined by the winding path of the Neversink River. The region showcases a mix of institutional presence and local recreation, notably the Woodbourne Correctional Institute in the north and a Ski Area and Drive-in Theater near Rock Hill in the south. Settlement patterns follow the valley floors and higher plateaus, with smaller hamlets like Mountain Dale and Glen Wild connected by a network of local routes such as the New Turnpike Road. The topography is marked by numerous water bodies, including Silver Lake at the center of Woodridge and Wolf Lake to the northwest, highlighting the area's transition into a seasonal destination. Scattered industry, like the Sand and Gravel Pit near Bridgeville, appears alongside community landmarks such as Hillside Cem and Central High Sch.