Cumberland and Oxford Canal
Standish, Maine • Cumberland County
Standish, Maine • Cumberland County
The Cumberland and Oxford Canal was a vital 19th-century waterway that connected the interior of Maine to the Atlantic coast, utilizing a complex system of locks and canals. It served as a major artery for transporting goods and people.
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Engineering
Dow Rd. At Josie's Brook, 1/3 Mi. Northwest Of Cape Rd., Standish, Maine
Education; Architecture; Religion
Oak Hill Rd., Standish, Maine
Architecture; Religion
On Me 25, Standish, Maine
Exploration/Settlement; Social History
Me 113, Standish, Maine
Community Planning And Development; Commerce; Architecture
Jct. Of Me 25/113 And Me 35, Standish, Maine
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Agriculture; Exploration/Settlement; Law
Sw Corner Of Gen. Turner Hill Rd. And Kennebec Trail, Turner, Maine
Engineering; Industry; Community Planning And Development
Spanning The Androscoggin R Bet. Topsham And Brunswick, Brunswick, Maine
Architecture; Entertainment/Recreation
Maine State Pier, Commercial St., Portland, Maine
Engineering; Transportation
On Me 24 Connecting Bailey And Orrs Islands, Harpswell, Maine
Military; Engineering
Florida Ave., Peaks Island, Portland, Maine
Military; Engineering
E Of Portland On Hog Island, Portland Harbor, Portland, Maine