2014 Map of Hickman

About this map

The Delaware Maryland border divides this 2014 landscape, where the agricultural plains of the Delmarva Peninsula Eastern Shore are defined by an intricate network of drainage ditches and slow-moving creeks. Marshyhope Creek serves as a central artery for the region, joined by numerous tributaries like Cattail Br and Iron Mine Br. The settlement pattern reflects long-established crossroads communities such as Adams Crossroads, Woodenhawk, and Hickman, which sits directly on the state line. Genealogists can locate several burial sites including Bethel Cem and Bloomery Cem. The map also details the water management of the area through features like the Short and Hall Ditch and the Parker and Sampson Ditch, highlighting how the local geography has been adapted for farming. Infrastructure such as the Campground Bridge and Woodenhawk Bridge mark essential crossing points over the winding waterways.