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Maps
of the
Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Historical Maps
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Interstate Commerce Commission Valuation Map Elements:
- Ackerson (Station site area and creamery 1936)
- Augusta (Station Site Area 1918)
- Branchville (Station Site Area 1918)
- Cranberry Lake (Station Site area 1918)
Cranberry Lake (Station Site area 1930)
- Franklin (Station Site Area 1918)
- Lafayette (Station Site Area (1918), Creamery, Coal Trestle, Feed Store)
- Monroe (Station site, including creamery)
- Strader's (area of Becker's Creamery (1960))
- Waterloo (Station site and Turntable pit 1918)
Real Estate Atlas Maps:
- Andover Junction (showing the 1882) connecting track ROW)
United States Geological Survey Maps
- MapTech.com: Historic USGS Topo Maps for FREE.
- Topo Maps: (Sussex Branch only) 7.5 minute series topographic maps from the United States Geological Survey depicting the Sussex Branch
- iMapNJ DEP Aerial photography maps 1930 to present.
Track Diagrams:
- Andover Junction
- Andover Borough
- Andover Borough (overview)
- Augusta
- Branchville
- Branchville Junction (corrected)
- Branchville Wye
- Franklin
- Franklin Railroads (composite ca. 1900)
- Lafayette
- Newton Train Yard
- Newton Train Yard (composite)
- Waterloo: This is a 'combination map' which I created by cutting and pasting together the "Hackettstown 1898 NE section + Lake Hopatcong 1905 NW section joined combo of 2 USGS topo maps-- 7.5 minute series" map.
- Waterloo Master Map: This is a map, based on the one in The Lackawanna Railroad in Northwest New Jersey that Ron Rice and I have augmented to show modern day features as well as a few 'corrections' based on on-site observations.
- Waterloo-Stanhope: 1916 Dover-Stanhope NJ Geol. Survey Topo Name Sheet. 1 inch = 2,000 feet. Survey 1881, Resurvey 1915, Edition of 1916. (NW corner portion only)
- Sussex Railroad
If you are modeling the Sussex Branch or the DL&W in New Jersey I may be able to help you with track diagrams I have access to but cannot put on the Internet. Please Ask.
Other Maps:
- Overview map of the trestle abutments on Newton-Sparta Road. (1967)
- Satellite Imagery: Topozone.com
- Library of Congress Railroad Maps
1918 ICC Valuation Maps of the entire Sussex Railroad are available from the Sussex Railroad Company, Inc.
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