2012 Map of Uxbridge

About this map

The Blackstone River and Mumford River corridors define this industrial landscape of central Massachusetts, where textile heritage is anchored by the Rivulet Mill Complex and the site of Hayward Mill. The settlement pattern follows the water and rail, with Uxbridge and Douglas serving as primary hubs alongside smaller enclaves like North Uxbridge, Linwood, and Plummer Corner. The transit network is shaped by the Providence & Worcester RR and significant local stations such as East Douglas Station. Extensive cemetery data provides a rich resource for family historians, featuring Saint Denis Cem, Evergreen Cem, and the Joseph Richardson Cem. Beyond the mill villages, the terrain transitions into recreational and agricultural spaces, including the Blissful Meadows Golf Course and Douglas Orchard.