1980 Map of Gray
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
Shaker Village stands on the northwestern shores of Sabbathday Pond, representing a preserved pocket of communal history in this part of Cumberland County. The landscape is a complex network of water and wetlands, defined by the Royal River and its many tributaries like Collyer Brook and Brandy Brook. Development patterns reflect the era's infrastructure, with the Maine Turnpike cutting through the center and the Canadian National and Maine Central railroads serving the eastern corridors near New Gloucester Station and Intervale.
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Editions of this 1980 Gray Map
3 editions found
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