A Description of the Topographical Model of Metropolitan Boston
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It lies on the edge of a plateau, stretching forward upon the valley lowland and back a short distance into the hills. The Saugus branch and the western division of the Boston & Maine Railroad pass through Maiden. Oak Grove and Edgeworth are stations north and south, respectively, of Maiden ; Maplewood and Linden being two villages along the foot of the highlands at the head of the Pines River.
Medford.
The town west of Maiden has a location at the head of n.ivigation on the Mystic River, — dis...tinguished by its tortuous meanderings, along its course through the marshes. Medford is likewise built along the southern escarp- ment of the Fells, and has grown back into the hills by following up the valleys of small, south-flowing streams. Wellington is the village and sta- tion where the western division sends off the Medford Branch Railroad.
West Medford lies at the foot of the Mystic Lakes, on the Lowell division of the Boston & Maine Railroad. Population of Medford, 14,474.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It lies on the edge of a plateau, stretching forward upon the valley lowland and back a short distance into the hills. The Saugus branch and the western division of the Boston & Maine Railroad pass through Maiden. Oak Grove and Edgeworth are stations north and south, respectively, of Maiden ; Maplewood and Linden being two villages along the foot of the highlands at the head of the Pines River.
Medford.
The town west of Maiden has a location at the head of n.ivigation on the Mystic River, — dis...tinguished by its tortuous meanderings, along its course through the marshes. Medford is likewise built along the southern escarp- ment of the Fells, and has grown back into the hills by following up the valleys of small, south-flowing streams. Wellington is the village and sta- tion where the western division sends off the Medford Branch Railroad.
West Medford lies at the foot of the Mystic Lakes, on the Lowell division of the Boston & Maine Railroad. Population of Medford, 14,474.
So7nerviUe.
What to read after A Description of the Topographical Model of Metropolitan Boston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis, George Carroll, 1872- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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