2012 Map of Ipswich
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The coastal landscapes of Ipswich Bay and the Plum Island Sound define this 2012 survey, revealing a complex network of marshes, drumlins, and tidal creeks. The historic center of town is anchored by the Choate Bridge and several early burial grounds, including the Highland Cem and Old South Cem. Inland, the map illustrates the persistence of agricultural and open space through Appleton Farms and Russell Orchards, while the Snow Airport remains a notable landmark in the local aviation landscape.
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