2018 Map of Cornish

About this map

The confluence of the Saco River and Ossipee River anchors this Maine landscape, where the town of Cornish and nearby West Baldwin sit at the intersection of three counties. This modern topographic record captures a densely populated genealogical landscape, marked by a high concentration of small family burying grounds and community cemeteries. From the Cotton Burying Ground in the north to the Cole Cemeteries and Guptill Cem further south, these sites trace the deep lineage of local families. The terrain is defined by dramatic peaks such as Mt Misery and Gould Mtn, separated by the notable Peaked Mountain Pass. Local industry and infrastructure are evident at Great Falls and along Hiram Dam Rd, while the settlement at Durgintown remains a focal point for the surrounding highlands near Mt Cutler.