2019 Map of Burrsville
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
The Delmarva Peninsula landscape along the Maryland Delaware border is defined by a dense network of agricultural crossroads and drainage prongs. Dozens of small settlements and family-named intersections like Schultie Crossroads, Hughes Crossroads, and McKnatt Corners anchor the rural road system, reflecting a long history of land division between Caroline County and Kent County. Waterways such as Marshyhope Creek and its many tributaries, including Price Prong and Bullock Prong, dictate the field patterns and bridge locations. Key transit points are marked by Cahall Bridge and Gut Bridge, while the Union Memorial Cem near Burrsville serves as a significant genealogical marker for the region. The proximity of Hrupsa Airport to Hollandsville highlights the intersection of traditional farming territory with small-scale aviation infrastructure.
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