2021 Map of Greenfield
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
The Connecticut River and Deerfield River converge in this Franklin County landscape, shaping a corridor of industry, transport, and settlement. The high-density center of Greenfield stands west of the river, anchored by the Franklin County Court House, while the industrial character of Turners Falls is defined by its canal and proximity to Barton Cove. This era shows the continued importance of the Pan Am Southern railroad lines which thread through the valleys, connecting riverside communities like Montague City and Cheapside.
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