1958 Map of Somersworth
USGS Topo · Published 1960About this map
Somersworth stands as a focal point of industrial activity along the river border between New Hampshire and Maine during the late 1950s. The urban grid of the city, featuring streets such as Rochester St and High St, contrasts with the surrounding agricultural and timbered lands of Berwick. This landscape is defined by its water-powered history, evident in features like Cider Mill Pond and Beaver Dam Pond. The Boston and Maine Railroad serves as the primary transportation artery, linking the local manufacturing economy to the broader regional network.
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Editions of this 1958 Somersworth Map
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