1951 Map of Cumberland
USGS Topo · Published 1951About this map
Cumberland anchors the southeast corner of this landscape, situated between Beaverdam Lake and Granite Lake just as post-war settlement patterns were firmly established. The surrounding terrain is a complex network of glacial hydrology, dominated by the Clam River and its North and South forks. This 1951 edition reveals a rural infrastructure defined by a high density of local institutions, including the Roosevelt Sch, Shady Dell Sch, and the McKinley Sch, which served the scattered farming communities of Roosevelt and Maple Plain townships.
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