2012 Map of Barrington

About this map

Barrington and its outlying villages are defined by a complex network of waterways and hills in this early 21st-century landscape. The Isinglass River and Mallego Brook cut through the northern terrain, while the massive Mendums Pond and Nottingham Lake anchor the southern reaches. This era shows the continued importance of regional education and recreation, featuring the University of New Hampshire School of Continuing Studies and several established grounds like Camp Speedwell and Ayers Lake Campground. Genealogists can identify several family-named burial sites, including Clark Cem, Capon Cem, and Locke Cem, scattered near older settlements like West Barrington and East Barrington. The map also captures curiously named landmarks such as Bumfagging Hill and Mount Misery, alongside the rising elevations of Nippo Hill and Peaked Hill.