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1863–2026 · insets, plats, quadrangles, and the county street layer
Lakeville never had a street-map trade of its own; its working street record is a series of other people's sheets, and the series is dated here as far as the record reaches. The run: 1863, the town's inset plan in the Stokes county map, the first dated street picture; 1875, the town plat in the Higgins, Belden atlas, the plat read lot for lot in the land-records file under its 1859 recording; the long middle, in which the town's streets appear on county and state highway sheets rather than town sheets — the corridors file works those highway records, the 1925 Rand McNally auto-trails map among them; the federal run, the USGS Lakeville quadrangle editions, whose roads layer is worked in the aerial article below; and the present sheet, the county GIS street layer itself, maintained inside the regional GIS the living-map article names, in which Lakeville's streets are a live layer rather than a printed map. The neighbourhoods file's street-names article rides on top of this series and is not repeated. Residue, named: no bound run of town or county street sheets at the floor's 1876–2005 density was reached for this section — the county's own sheet archive, with the GIS layer's history, is the settler — and the item closes mixed, the series' dated spine printed, its middle density unproven rather than asserted.