Historic Map : Topographical Engineers Antique Map of West Point and Vicinity, New York, 1939, Vintage Wall Art

Historic Map : Topographical Engineers Antique Map of West Point and Vicinity, New York, 1939, Vintage Wall ArtThis is a good example of the 1939 U. S. Army Corps of Engineers' terrain or topographical map of West Point and vicinity, New York. The map covers from Storm King Mountain in Cornwall along the Hudson River south as far as Iona Island near Stony Point and from Houghton Farm east to Forsonville. Throughout, the map details the terrain, noting important roads, camps, military reservations, hills, lakes and a host of additional topographical features.

This is a good example of the 1939 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' terrain or topographical map of West Point and vicinity, New York. The map covers from Storm King Mountain in Cornwall along the Hudson River south as far as Iona Island near Stony Point and from Houghton Farm east to Forsonville. Throughout, the map details the terrain, noting important roads, camps, military reservations, hills, lakes and a host of additional topographical features. Also notes the county boundary between Westchester and Rockland Counties along the Hudson River. Originally prepared in 1938, this is the 1939 reprint. This chart was prepared under the direction of the Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army and compiled by Engineer Reproduction Plant, Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army.