2018 Map of Dover East

About this map

The Salmon Falls River and Piscataqua River define the winding border between Maine and New Hampshire, anchoring a landscape where industrial heritage meets coastal terrain. In this 2018 survey, the area around Dover and Rollinsford reveals a dense concentration of historical burial sites, from the Quaker Burying Ground near Dover Point to the Cocheco Burying Ground and Saint Michaels Cem. The map illustrates the region's transport evolution, showing the Boston and Maine Railroad corridors alongside modern infrastructure like the Scammel Bridge. Small settlements such as Gould Corner, South Eliot, and Jewett dot the countryside, while the proximity of the Great Works River and several mill ponds, including Leighs Mill Pond, speaks to the long-standing water-powered industry of the Seacoast region. From the elevations of Garrison Hill to the tidal reaches of the Cocheco River, the map provides a clear picture of the modern interface between established towns and preserved family plots like the Shorey Plot and Preble Lot.