1942 Map of Trappe

About this map

Trappe and its surrounding agricultural necks dominate this coastal Maryland landscape, situated between the Tred Avon River and the Choptank River. The settlement pattern follows the peninsula's geography, with small communities like Stumptown, Hambleton, and Manadier linked by a road network that branches toward numerous water-bound points. Local heritage is preserved through markers such as the Union Church and Merrick Cemetery, while the Trappe Station label indicates the historical path of the railroad through Oxford Neck.