2024 Map of Razorville
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The Lincoln and Knox County boundary runs through a landscape defined by glacial ponds and ridges in this 2024 survey. Small settlements like Razorville and West Washington anchor a network of rural roads that connect family-named landmarks and historic burying grounds. The geography is characterized by prominent elevations including Patrick Mtn and Cunningham Mtn, which overlook significant water bodies such as Sheepscot Pond and Washington Pond. Genealogists will find a high density of rural cemeteries, including the Marr Cem near Muddy Pond and the West Washington Cem along Rte 206. This modern topographic study records the persistent rural character of the region, where waterways like Davis Stream and Little Medomak Brook still dictate the flow of local travel and land use.
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