2024 Map of Sheldon Springs OE N
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The international boundary between Canada and the United States of America defines the southern landscape of this Franklin County quadrangle. At the small border settlement of Morses Line, local roads like Morses Line Rd and Rainville Rd connect the rural northern Vermont terrain to the Canadian border. The area is characterized by high ground such as Minister Hill and Shingle Hill, which overlook a dense network of watercourses. Numerous streams with French-influenced names, including Ruisseau Dutch-Street, Ruisseau Martindale-Montagne, and Ruisseau des Cèdres, flow northward toward the Rivière aux Brochets. For local historians, the Briggs Cem remains a notable landmark near the base of these hills, marking the early settlement patterns of this frontier region.
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