1951 Map of Wyoming
USGS Topo · Published 1951About this map
The Wyoming Valley dominates this 1951 survey, where the winding path of Oatka Creek carves a deep corridor through the western New York landscape. This area reflects a mid-century rural economy defined by small crossroads settlements and local industries, most notably the Pioneer Salt Well located near the village of Wyoming. The transition from upland farming to valley-bottom infrastructure is evident in the dense network of named roads like Roanoke Road and Gulf Road, which connect a series of small, family-named locales including Lambs Corner and Spragues Corner.
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