2012 Map of Cuttyhunk
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Cuttyhunk Island and its neighbors in the Elizabeth Islands chain are documented in this maritime survey, revealing a landscape defined by its separation from the Massachusetts mainland. The small settlement of Cuttyhunk serves as the primary human outpost, connected to the world via the New Bedford - Cuttyhunk Ferry Crossing. This 2012 map captures the intricate coastal features of the archipelago, from the elevated peak of Saddleback Hill on Nashawena Island to the isolated Penikese Island to the north.
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