
The coastal landscapes of Westport and Dartmouth define this mid-1970s coastal survey, revealing a network of historic villages and family-named corners along the Massachusetts-Rhode Island border. The bifurcated Westport River, with its East Branch and West Branch, dominates the central terrain, converging at Westport Point before meeting Rhode Island Sound. Inland, the settlement pattern is marked by numerous traditional crossroads such as Giffords Corner, Sissons Corner, and Slades Corner, reflecting a colonial-era development that persisted through the 20th century.
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