1966 Map of Mount Vernon
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The Potomac River divides this landscape into two distinct worlds, where the Virginia shoreline is defined by the estate of Mount Vernon and the burgeoning suburban neighborhoods of Hybla Valley and Gum Springs. During this mid-1960s period, the area exhibits a dense network of residential developments like Stratford Landing and Riverside Estates, while the Maryland side remains notably more rural. This contrast is visible along the Piscataway Creek, where Fort Washington Historical Park stands opposite the wooded reaches of Hedge Neck.
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Editions of this 1966 Mount Vernon Map
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Historical Maps of Woodlawn Through Time
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