1967 Map of Berlin

About this map

The town of Berlin serves as the focal point of this coastal Maryland landscape, where the Penn Central and Maryland and Eastern Railroad once converged. The survey highlights the deep local history through landmarks like the Stephen Decatur Monument and several historic educational sites, including the St Pauls Flower St Sch and Buckingham Sch. To the south and east, the terrain transitions into a complex system of waterways and peninsulas, including Upper Sinepuxent Neck and Golden Quarter Neck, leading toward Sinepuxent Bay and the edge of Assateague Island. Smaller outlying settlements such as Ironshire, Germantown, and Trappe are connected by a network of rural roads like Georgetown Road, while the landscape is dotted with numerous sandpits and localized water bodies such as Bassett Millpond and Silver Lake.