2024 Map of Sandwich
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The Old Quaker Meetinghouse stands as a testament to the early religious settlement of this coastal region, situated amidst a landscape defined by glacial ponds and saltwater marshes. This survey of the Barnstable Town area reveals a dense network of water bodies, from the expansive Wakeby Pond and Mashpee Pond to the intricate tidal networks of the Scorton Creek Marshes. The terrain is marked by distinctive features like the Sandy Neck Dunes and family-named elevations such as Elephantback Hill and Scorton Hill.
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