Westfield during the Champlain period

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Abstract
WESTFIELD, Massachusetts, is nine miles west of Springfield, and six miles north of the Oonnecticut State line, in a valley cut off from the western part of the Oonnecticut valley by the Divide Range (the trap ridge extending south from Mount 1'0m).The village of Westfield is situated between Westfield River and Westfield Little River.These rivers flow eastward, across the valley, and, after uniting a mile east of the village, their waters pass through the Divide Range into the Oonnecticut River below Springfield.The region contains three extensive plains.Hampton Plain, beginning near Hampden Ponds, four miles northeast of the village, extends south to the Westfield River.A venue Plain extends, from the mountains west of Westfield, east between the two rivers to the village.Poverty Plain hegins south of the rivers, and extends south by the Southwick Ponds into the Farmington vaHey.Stratified deposits in the northern part of the Hampton Plain, near Hampden Ponds, are 286 feet above mean sea-level.From this place the plain slopes south
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Authors J. S. Diller
Journal american journal of science
Year 1877
DOI
10.2475/ajs.s3-13.76.262
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s3-13.76.262
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