2014 Map of Cornish

About this map

Cornish and the neighboring settlement of West Baldwin occupy a pivotal landscape defined by the confluence of the Ossipee River and Saco River. This 2014 survey reveals an area deeply marked by its early families and local genealogy, with an exceptional density of small burial sites such as the Cotton Burying Ground, Gould Bradeen Cem, and Day Hill Cem. The topography is dominated by numerous named peaks including Bill Merrill Mountain, Mountain Misery, and Mountain Cutler, which overlook a network of rural roads like Sokokis Trl and New Settlement Rd. To the west, the village of Durgintown sits near Wadsworth Brook, while the southern reaches feature several ponds including Long Pond and Noahs Pond. This map serves as an essential record for tracing family names across the terrain, where boundaries for Oxford, York, and Cumberland counties meet.