1969 Map of Wurtsboro
USGS Topo · Published 1971About this map
The Shawangunk Mountains dominate this 1969 landscape, where the valley floors are defined by the legacy of early New York transportation. The path of the Delaware and Hudson Canal remains a visible marker near Summitville, tracing the low ground parallel to the Basher Kill. This corridor served as a vital artery for coal transport before being superseded by the rail lines that followed, including the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad visible near Circleville.
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