
Easton serves as the focal point of this 1942 Maryland survey, appearing as a developed inland hub defined by a dense grid of streets and two major rail lines. The Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Eastern railroads intersect here, facilitating commerce between the town and the agricultural hinterlands of the Delmarva Peninsula. To the west, the landscape is heavily etched by the tidal fingers of the Miles River and the Tred Avon River, where the waterfront properties of The Anchorage and Glebe reflect the region's historic maritime orientation.
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