1916 Map of Dover
USGS Topo · Published 1952About this map
The confluence of the Cocheco River and the Bellamy River at Dover anchors this coastal-adjacent survey, which captures the bustling educational and industrial network along the Piscataqua River boundary. The State College at Durham is a prominent fixture, surrounded by numerous district schools such as the Mast Road School and Dover Point School. This era is defined by a dense intersection of transport, where the Boston and Maine RR and local Electric RR lines connected manufacturing hubs with more rural outposts like East Barrington and South Berwick.
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