1928 Map of Dead River
USGS Topo · Published 1928About this map
Carrying Place Trail cuts through the heart of this Maine landscape, following a legacy of travel between the Dead River and the Kennebec valley. This mid-1920s survey depicts the transition from remote wilderness to organized townships like Highland Plantation and Carrying Place Plantation. The economy is marked by isolated homesteads and seasonal camps, such as Joe Farm, Spring Farm, and the West Carry Camps on the shore of West Carry Pond. Education in these remote reaches is represented by small outposts like Dead River School and Highland School.
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Editions of this 1928 Dead River Map
6 editions found
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