1904 Map of Oxford
USGS Topo · Published 1904About this map
Cambridge serves as the prominent hub on the south shore of the wide Choptank River, anchoring a landscape defined by deep tidal inlets and historic waterfront settlements. This early century survey illustrates the intricate maritime geography of Talbot and Dorchester counties, where life centered on the water and the Ferry connection between Bellevue and Oxford. The inland infrastructure is dominated by the Delaware and Chesapeake and the Cambridge and Seaford rail lines, which linked the agricultural interior to crucial landing points like Trappe Sta. and the shipping docks at Travers Whf. and Kirby Whf.
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