
St Clements Island stands as a prominent landmark in the Potomac River at the intersection of Maryland and Virginia waters, marked here with a Stone Cross and navigational lights. This late 1960s survey captures the maritime geography of the Northern Neck and Southern Maryland before extensive modern development. The landscape is defined by deep inlets and named necks, including Newtown Neck and Machodoc Neck, where the coastal economy is visible through clusters of Gravel Pits and localized infrastructure like the Landing Strip near Coles Point.
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1930 Wakefield
Westmoreland County, VA

1932 Wakefield
Westmoreland County, VA

1942 Rollins Fork
Westmoreland County, VA

1943 Machodoc
Westmoreland County, VA

1943 Wakefield
Westmoreland County, VA

1943 Yeocomico River
Westmoreland County, VA

1949 Rollins Fork
Westmoreland County, VA

1953 Wakefield
Westmoreland County, VA

1968 Colonial Beach North
Westmoreland County, VA

1968 Colonial Beach South
Westmoreland County, VA

1968 Kinsale
Westmoreland County, VA

1968 Machodoc
Westmoreland County, VA

1968 Rollins Fork
Westmoreland County, VA

1968 Stratford Hall
Westmoreland County, VA

1981 Stratford Hall
Westmoreland County, VA

2022 Colonial Beach North
Westmoreland County, VA

2022 Colonial Beach South
Westmoreland County, VA

2022 Kinsale
Westmoreland County, VA

2022 Machodoc
Westmoreland County, VA

2022 Rollins Fork
Westmoreland County, VA

2022 Stratford Hall
Westmoreland County, VA