1977 Map of Highgate Springs Port Of Entry
USGS Topo · Published 1978About this map
The international border between Vermont and Quebec defines this 1970s color image map, centering on the Highgate Springs Port of Entry U S Customs and its Canadian counterpart, Philipsburg Canadian Customs. Unlike a traditional topographic line map, this orthophoto mosaic reveals the precise texture of the 1975 landscape, from the dense agricultural grids surrounding Saint Armand-Station to the wooded inlets along Lake Champlain. The shoreline of Baie Missisquoi and Rock River Bay shows a distinct transition between the open waters and the upland ponds like Proper Pond and Cutler Pond. Local transport is represented by rural connectors such as Pelletier Road and Bradley Road, which crisscross the farm fields and woodlots that characterize the borderland geography of Highgate Springs and Philipsburg.
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Editions of this 1977 Highgate Springs Port Of Entry Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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