Map Symbol Help
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YoungPatriot
Senior Member
Race track.
Diggin Funatic
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That would be my guess as well.
gclewis
Junior Member
I agree. It was definitely a horse track. This is a great location to hunt. I've hunted one with my dad and uncle and we found loads of coins. Not counting how many people the owner had said had already been there. Just one question. Where did you find the map? Online? What site?
Bill_Ace_350
Elite Member
Thanks for the responses. I thought it could be a track also, but still not sure about the second image. Drive past that location twice a day, and it is just farm field now, about a mile outside of the village. None of the oldtimers remember any stories about any race tracks. I know the farmer who owns it. Will ask him for permission to take a look around.
I use maps mainly from the following sites:
http://docs.unh.edu/nhtopos/nhtopos.htm
http://nationalmap.gov/historical/
I use maps mainly from the following sites:
http://docs.unh.edu/nhtopos/nhtopos.htm
http://nationalmap.gov/historical/
Topdecker
Forum Supporter
In my area of the world, that symbol almost always means a race track that was usually found in conjunction with a fair grounds.
However, there are some places that have a high density of tracks because the region is known for training horses. I've found a few places that have 4 or 5 tracks in a 10 mile radius. Anyhow, if they are fairly close to one another, you might want to dig a little deeper and see if the area is known for training horses.
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However, there are some places that have a high density of tracks because the region is known for training horses. I've found a few places that have 4 or 5 tracks in a 10 mile radius. Anyhow, if they are fairly close to one another, you might want to dig a little deeper and see if the area is known for training horses.
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