2018 Map of Sheldon Springs OE N
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
Morses Line serves as a distinct point of interest on this 2018 survey, situated exactly where the international border separates Vermont from Quebec. The landscape south of the boundary is characterized by rising terrain such as Minister Hill and Shingle Hill, while the area north of the line is defined by a dense network of watercourses. The Rivière aux Brochets winds extensively through the northern territory, joined by numerous named brooks including Ruisseau Dutch Street, Ruisseau Grothers, and Ruisseau Furnace. This hydrographic pattern reveals a rural environment heavily influenced by drainage and natural topography. Genealogists may find interest in Briggs Cem near Pidgeon Hill Rd, providing a specific focal point for local family history in this borderland region where Franklin County meets the Canadian frontier.
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