1989 Map of Averill

About this map

The northern tip of the Averill Mountain State Wildlife Management Area anchors this 1980s terrain at the international boundary between Canada and the Vermont border. This area is defined by its massive glacial water bodies, most notably Great Averill Pond and Little Averill Pond, which sit in a basin surrounded by significant peaks like Averill Mountain, Brousseau Mtn, and Sable Mountain. The hydrology is complex, with the East Branch Nulhegan River and Black Branch Nulhegan River draining the southern hills while The Inlet feeds the larger ponds to the north.