2012 Map of Farmington
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Farmington serves as the primary hub of this Strafford County landscape, where the Cocheco River and Ela River converge. The settlement pattern reflects deep-rooted local history, with several distinctive corners and ridges such as Middleton Corners, New Durham Corner, and Nute Ridge marking the intersections of the regional road network. The landscape is a mix of water and high ground, anchored by Sunrise Lake and the elevations of Mount Jesse and Teneriffe Mountain. Notable for genealogists are the numerous family-named burial sites distributed across the township, including Whitehouse Cem, Wentworth Cem, and Nutes Ridge Cem. In the north, the village of Union sits along the Br River near the Branch River Reservoir, showcasing the area's historical reliance on its water systems for community placement and industry.
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