
The intersection of the Pennsylvania (Chestertown Branch) and the Pennsylvania (Centerville Branch) at Massey serves as the structural heart of this 1944 survey. This rural landscape along the Maryland-Delaware border is defined by a series of small agricultural and railway settlements, including Golts, Sassafras, and Crumpton. The northern boundary is marked by the Sassafras River, while the Chester River winds along the southern edge, illustrating the importance of tidal waterways to the region's historical geography.
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