2012 Map of Averill

About this map

Averill sits at the northern edge of this Vermont landscape, defined by a series of numbered forest camps and significant glacial water bodies. The terrain is anchored by Great Averill Pond and Little Averill Lake, which feed the complex drainage system of the E Br Nulhegan River and the Black Br Nulhegan River. This remote section of Essex County shows a distinct land-use pattern where the wilderness is organized around these established camps, such as Camp Number Twenty and Camp Number Eleven, connected by a network of specialized roads like Sable Mountain Rd and Hatchery Brook Rd. The geography is further shaped by prominent peaks including Sable Mountain, Brousseau Mountain, and Black Mountain, illustrating the high-elevation forest character of the Northeast Kingdom just south of the Canadian border.