Plan of Sullivan
Collection:
Osher Map Library Collection
Name: Plan of Sullivan
Barcode: 58579
Publishing Location: Sullivan, Maine
Brief Description: Sullivan is a town in Hancock County and was originally called "Adowaukeag" or "Waukeag" by native Penobscot and Maliseet tribes. The name "Waukeag" indicates "a horseback in a place where the tide runs out very strong." This refers to the tidal stream from Sullivan Harbor that specifically fills Falls Point where the glacial kame crosses the river. Survey shows divisions of land lots in particular the Simpson family which had several members who were surveyors. The plan also indicates the property of Paul Urann who built the earliest frame house in Sullivan. Urann was active in the lumber business.
Surveyor: Dodge, Reuben
Date/Date Range Produced: 1815
Language: English
Map Type: GeographicalLand use maps
Dimensions: 34 x 32 cm on sheet 41 x 33 cm
Printing Technique: Manuscript
LC Call Number: G3734.S9 1815 D6
OCLC: 1406838545
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