1905 Map of Hurlock
USGS Topo · Published 1905About this map
Choptank River and the Nanticoke River define the watery boundaries of this early twentieth-century Eastern Shore landscape. The region relies heavily on its waterways for commerce, evidenced by numerous landings such as Oystershell Pt Landing, Browns Landing, and Walnut Landing. Maritime traffic is a primary artery of life, with a designated Steamboat Route navigating the river bends near Secretary and Jamaica Point. Inland, the landscape is a network of small agricultural settlements and crossroads connected by the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic Ry.
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