2015 Map of Belmont

About this map

Belmont serves as a primary hub in this New Hampshire landscape, situated at the confluence of the Tioga River and Pumping Station Br. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent elevations including Grant Hill, Lamprey Hill, and the foothills of the Belknap Mountains in the northeast corner. This 2015 update illustrates a region where water management and recreation are central, evidenced by the numerous named bodies of water such as Sawyer Lake, Sargent Lake, and the Tioga River Reservoir. Smaller settlements like Gilmanton, Allens Mills, and Jones Mills indicate the historical importance of local water power and agricultural clusters. Traces of early land use remain visible through features like the Ham Cem near the southern border and named routes like Shaker Rd and Fellows Hill Rd, which connect the scattered homesteads and small mill sites throughout the valley.