1933 Map of Sagamore
USGS Topo · Published 1933About this map
The Cape Cod Canal serves as the dominant industrial landmark of this early 1930s survey, cutting across the southern portion of the map near the town of Sagamore. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of kettle ponds and coastal bogs, such as Great Herring Pond and Ellis Bog, reflecting the region's post-glacial topography. Small residential clusters like Long Pond Village and Halfway Pond Village are shown connected by early road networks, while the coastline of Cape Cod Bay features prominent elevations like Peaked Cliff and the development at Nameloc Heights.
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