1893 Map of Berwick
USGS Topo · Published 1893About this map
The Salmon Falls River serves as the prominent natural boundary between Maine and New Hampshire, defining the western edge of this 1880s landscape. Industrial and agricultural life centers on the river's path, with Great Falls and Berwick forming a significant junction of commerce and transit. Further north, the settlement of Lebanon is divided into distinct hamlets, including North Lebanon, Center Lebanon, and East Lebanon, reflecting the decentralized nature of rural life before the era of modern consolidation.
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Editions of this 1893 Berwick Map
6 editions found
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