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Plymouth Town, MA 70.633432W 41.982897N 41.982149N 70.717141W GOVERNMENTAL UNIT REFERENCE MAP (2015): Plymouth town, MA 70.633432W Main St LEGEND t S t d c R e y SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL LABEL STYLE p e d s v e l k ro i A n P l P ill n th a zz e or w a K sw pe M ad o Ct W R Federal American Indian Reservation L'ANSE RESERVATION (TA 1880) t S on C Smelt Brk st o Ln ng rd s Ki P a Off-Reservation h a g it C r e k P m o T1880 S a N Spooner St r Trust Land r d k a S a C g nd i e r d r i D r R n Brick l i American Indian Tribal t K S Cliff Rd w High SHONTO (620) ie e Subdivision av v Se t A es P or ar F A F Alaska Native Regional k v o R e re NANA ANRC 52120 d n s Cranberry Rd u t Hedge Rd Corporation (ANRC) e C t Spooner B a y Pond State (or statistically H NEW YORK 36 il Spooner St Cordage St equivalent entity) l R d xd E e v County (or statistically Kingston 33185 A t ERIE 029 s e Conrail RR equivalent entity) An r l de o P F Gallen Rd rs n t on ita Plymouth Bay Av ur Prince St S e r P e Hill D inc Minor Civil Division Ocean St r 1 P North Plymouth 48780 Lee town 41460 rne (MCD) Bou H Stone ig C h A Smelt Brk Pond a t C r s la li Dr D t n f Census County Division ill le t f m d ic 2 Jemez CCD 91650 w o C a Tanglewo t A (CCD) S v Hedges Pond e ill Ln ld M O Magoni Ter St Way le Consolidated City illiam Gould st MILFORD 47500 W Ca Ln Sousso Ln per hop Grass Atlantic St Incorporated Place 3 Passage Way t Davis 18100 C lli Off Cherry St rte Savery LnCo er Kingston town 33220 T Holmes Ter d ge R da ld Census Designated Place O r ie o f 2 ff C Savery Ave Ter r Cochiti 16560 e C t (CDP) h D s e i u r t a M r S s y R Hamilton St y y d S rr a e Off Cherry St t h ve W C A y l r l ve a Sa M xd r E DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL e Te Robbins Rd c e e Plymouth Hbr n ag Av e rd d o ck n C e Centennial St e St P Interstate 3 p y e rr Water Body Pleasant Lake d e Court St n h I C S U.S. Highway 2 t S i n Swamp or Marsh Okefenokee Swamp ld to a es ib W r ve State Highway 4 a A St G rn t S Fe S q all u rl H Knapp Ter Marsh Ln Plymouth Rock Ter a T Glacier Bering Glacier n s t d Other Road o o o View AveOcean R W t d S N e s Rd G Shaw Ct Cul-de-sac n Nic k Nelson Ct Airport Oxnard Airport Bassett's k c o Marconi Rd e s Ro Standish Ave u ve Independence Mall Way r ld ll A O S Way R e d t ss a u R n R a h Co r d Circle b i t l i C u s ot u m C Coll/Univ h h R o r b Olmstead Ter h College or University e u d e t d m T s o S r C n Caswell Ln y R l o r o k C y ls P c d w t e w Geographic Offset i N o ry r R er o o 4 h d or Corridor C Military Fort Belvoir 44 4WD Trail, Stairway, Enterprise Dr d R t r Alley, Walkway, or Ferry rty S e be ck Prison or Juvenile Li e Southern RR P/JDC un Detention Center ra Cotton St Owens Pond erry St B Railroad Ch t M Nicks Rock Rd W S e rk Av cK Sawyer Pl la g in C in Ave le Cemetery Powell Cmtry St rd y Pipeline or r Ha pe Power Line oo C Lothrop St d Ct Pinehurst GlfCrs R Golf Course an Ridge or Fence t Grant St rit R ge S u Water St h y id st P n W arf d 44 R e w e k t o r a W S y T W O rra u a Property Line or M y National Park or Forest Yosemite NP Ln A A l n lde d a n S W Wharf Nonvisible Boundary n t m e n L a d n t o e w n o R C r T S e t d t Other Park 44 in Tumbling Cr St Francis Park Monks H ill Rd L Plymouth town 54310 Perennial Stream Alden Ter Phoenix Ct Duc k e Plain rk v Rd a A Piney Cr P e ar k G N v S P r Intermittent Stream Outside Subject Area ra A D n al d ri v o i S e a m w Cushman Stm e Mt. Baker o M Mountain Peak or Hill Aldrin Rd D e se Chilton St v r t Howland Ct Industrial Park Rd A C Inset Area s t A1 n Allerton St St lli Howland o C h Ave W is G in d o ddar s n d Ln lo a w Owl Swamp Rd t Plymouth 54275 C S G Where state, county, and/or MCD/CCD boundaries coincide, the map shows the Brewster St o t d rd R Vernon St Pl o n boundary symbol for only the highest-ranking of these boundaries. Where American 11 Goddard Ct Clyfton St o l r ol Indian reservation and American Indian tribal subdivision boundaries coincide, the map p e A Highland Pl v t r Lafayette Ct S a shows only the American Indian reservation boundaries. Commerce Way t S Royal St C ev C Ric r e hard e r ll 's Rd v C e North St e t s S s Entity names are followed by either their FIPS code or census code; parentheses indicate d Chestnut St u S R t R St c od S h o t s S o Middle St tw t S vi o a census code. 44 s se a l e o D S Main d am t R W S r St e t p v S 1 'MCD*' indicates a false MCD. These are for Census Bureau use only. e n m Ct de Rd a S ey G m w L risso S Westerly Rd Thomas St l wn M To S a 2 The CCD and CDP boundaries represent statistical entities only and are not updated w t in Armstrong Rd Leach O G S Sq E r Oak St t x a o d s through the BAS. Pond y d E e da m rn A rd er St a Ln v S ald t Union B e t wn S W To St 3 Incorporated place name color corresponds to the incorporated place fill color. Margerie St Old d o St r Union St Highland Ave o se fo StevensLn d ou d w B H a k ra 4 Geographic offsets and corridors are displayed directly on the road. Geographic o r r A r t B B Alvin Rd t l lg h e n R t o u t w offsets and corridors represent the road right-of-way for both or one side of a road h n A S s o c q t s S T a d u m e t S P e R i a le L d n o ll g a and typically extend thirty feet from the road. s a s Lincoln St n T E S n m a o t o o n P e H d s re t r e i in S l St t l s b o L S n R St it n A p n o e lg Bisho t L s e Fremont St d W a r v o t s G l n S g s St le il n a t B Pilgrim Trl q St l i S t S Due to space limitations, some road names, along with other feature and geography o a r M Dotens u 44 L C r S e p f i o A d n H n t f i Sandwich St m S t i i l S l s i P l C k T l Ln names on the map, may not be shown. u S o l n n e L r s a o A t e r r r n w t c D lo F g ayf n M g M i t cobee in h C a S Cir s ik ne a n The Census Bureau stores primary and alternate road names, but only primary road st V i o W le r Ind m l h P ia e A Arrowhead Dr n An t C o e S names are used to label the roads on these maps.
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