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Argyle Township, Penobscot County, Maine As Compiled in 1948
- Plan of Argyle Township, 1948. Lotting taken from Bussell's plan of 1887 which was compiled from Neal's, Leavitt's, Irish's, Alford's, and Harrison's surveys. Includes lot names, boom privileges, and forest type. Islands included are: Socs Island, Sugar Island, Birch Islands, Hemlock Island, Cow Island, Foster Island, Jackson Island, Horse Island, Freese Island, and a currently unnamed island (previous name removed in 2000 due to passage of Place Names Changes legislation).
1948
Argyle Township Property Plan [Plan 2 of 7]
- Property plan of Argyle Township by the State of Maine Bureau of Taxation. Plan 2 of 7. Surveyed by James Sewall Company. Includes forest land classification, roads, lot lines, public ways, jeep trails, camp roads, abandoned roads, buildings, and waterways. Includes Jackson Island and Freese Island. Scale of 20 chains to 1 inch.
1966
Argyle Township Property Plan [Plan 7 of 7]
- Property plan of Argyle Township by the State of Maine Bureau of Taxation. Plan 7 of 7. Surveyed by James Sewall Company. Includes forest land classification, roads, lot lines, public ways, jeep trails, camp roads, abandoned roads, buildings, and waterways. Scale of 200 feet to 1 inch.
1966
Herseytown, Township 2 Range 6 WELS
- Herseytown Township, T2 R6 WELS. Scale of 1 inch to 40 chains.
1936
[Herseytown Township] T2 R6 WELS, Maine State Highway Commission Right of Way Map, Section 3
- [Herseytown Township] T2 R6 WELS, Maine State Highway Commission Right of Way Map, Section 3, Federal Aid Project I-95-9 (27)
1965
Township 3 Indian Purchase
- Township 3 Indian Purchase as explored during 1924. Scale of 1 inch to 40 chains.
1924
[Summit Township] T1 ND
- Summit (T1 ND) as surveyed by Andrew Strong in 1809, Noah Barker in 1868, Peter Libby in 1862, G.W. Banton in 1903, exterior lines by I.M. Pierce and H.R. Edwards in 1919. Scale of 120 rods to 1 inch.
1919
T4 Indian Purchase
- Township 4 Indian Purchase as explored during 1924. Notes camps, flowage, bogs, tote roads, burnt land, mixed growth, hardwood, and mixed softwood. Scale of 1 inch to 40 chains.
1924
BMC 37--Carte nouvelle de l'Amérique Angloise, contenant la Virginie, Mary-Land, Caroline, Pensylvania, Nouvelle Iorck, N:Iarsey, N. France, et les terres nouvellement découerte dressé sur les relations les plus nouvelles. Circa 1700
- Eastern North America. Copied from Morden-Brown ca. 1695. An untitled inset at the left shows Boston Harbor and serves to hide some of the unknown western regions. Some illustrated topography shows towns, river systems, individual trees to indicate forests and some banks off the coast of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Relief shown pictorially. Small compass rose on upper right corner.
1700