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This map shows the approximate locations of some of the homes of early inhabitants of Scarborough are shown superimposed over a present-day roadmap. Two maps entitled “Black Point in the Province of Maine” and “Blue Point and Dunstan” from the History of Scarborough from 1633 to 1783 by William S. Southgate were used as a basis for ...
History. Geography. Demographics. 2010 census. 2000 census. Local government. Economy. Public schools. Neighborhoods. Sites of interest. Notable people. References. Further reading. External links. Scarborough, Maine. Coordinates: 43°34′41″N 70°19′18″W. Scarborough is a town in Cumberland County on the southern coast of the U.S. state of Maine.
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This detailed map of Scarborough in 1784 was copied in 1833. It includes descriptions of lots, property owners' names, roads, rivers and salt marshes. Illustrations include the Milliken family houses and the Dunstan Meeting House.
Cities & Towns. Scarborough. A sample of the diverse wildlife in Scarborough Marsh (2010) Location Map for Scarborough. Population Trend 1800-2010. Scarborough Marsh (2002) [SKAR-buh-row] is a town in Cumberland County, settled in 1630 and incorporated on July 14, 1658 from the towns of Black Point and Blue Point, and nearby islands.
Map of Scarborough with Marshland. Scarborough Historical Society & Museum. Scarborough: They Called it Owascoag. Text by Mary B. Pickard. Images from Scarborough Historical Society, Rodney Laughton, the Scarborough Marsh Nature Center and Broadturn Farm. Unlike many neighboring towns, Scarborough did not develop around a town center.
Sep 29, 2016 · Map of Scarborough with Marshland. Unlike many neighboring towns, Scarborough did not develop around a town center. Scarborough’s extensive salt marsh and rivers served as boundaries separating settlements that sprang up around their perimeters. Settlements didn’t begin to move inland from the rivers and seacoast until after roads were ...
