2023 Map of Conowingo Dam
USGS Topo · Published 2023About this map
The Susquehanna River carves a deep valley through the borderlands of Maryland and Pennsylvania, acting as the primary geographic driver for the local network of ferries and small riverside hamlets. This landscape is defined by its transition from the steep river bluffs at Wildcat Point to the upland farming communities of Darlington and Berkley. The river crossing at Bald Friar Ferry historically connected these banks long before modern infrastructure, while the current topography reveals the industrial footprint at Conowingo Village. Numerous small cemeteries, such as the Deer Creek Friends Meeting Cem and Rock Springs Baptist Church Cem, are scattered across the ridges, serving as vital records of early Quaker and Baptist settlement patterns. Small water bodies like Octoraro Lakes and the winding course of Conowingo Creek drain the surrounding heights into the main river channel.
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Historical Maps of Octoraro Through Time
18 maps found
1900 Havre De Grace
Cecil County, MD
1942 Havre De Grace
Cecil County, MD
1944 Earleville
Cecil County, MD
1953 Bay View
Cecil County, MD
1953 Conowingo Dam
Cecil County, MD
1953 Havre De Grace
Cecil County, MD
1953 Newark West
Cecil County, MD
1958 Earleville
Cecil County, MD
1992 Bay View
Cecil County, MD
1992 Conowingo Dam
Cecil County, MD
1992 Havre De Grace
Cecil County, MD
1995 Conowingo Dam
Cecil County, MD
1997 Bay View
Cecil County, MD
1998 Havre De Grace
Cecil County, MD
2023 Bay View
Cecil County, MD
2023 Conowingo Dam
Cecil County, MD
2023 Earleville
Cecil County, MD
2023 Havre De Grace
Cecil County, MD