Welchville and Hebron anchor this portion of Oxford County, where the Little Androscoggin River flows toward Whitney Pond and Thompson Lake. The landscape is defined by its many granite peaks and ridges, including Streaked Mountain, Singepole Mountain, and Mount Marie, which separate the various brook valleys. Notable for genealogists, the map identifies numerous burial grounds such as Shepardsfield Cemetery, Bucknam Cemetery, and Holmes Cemetery, providing a precise record of historical family plots and community resting places. The infrastructure of the early 21st century is represented by the Oxford County Regional Airport and Kimballs Airport, while older transportation patterns are still visible near Oxford Station. This terrain, a mixture of water and wood, is interconnected by a network of rural routes like Hebron Rd and Durrell Hill Rd, reflecting a long history of upland settlement and river-valley industry.
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1896 · Norway
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1908 · Poland
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1911 · Bryant Pond
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1911 · Buckfield
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1913 · Buckfield
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1914 · Bryant Pond
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1940 · Poland
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1942 · Buckfield
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1942 · Bryant Pond
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1942 · Poland
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