2018 Map of Belmont

About this map

The Belmont village center anchors this landscape where the Tioga River and its various tributaries have shaped local industry and settlement for generations. The map reveals a transition from the structured street grid of the village, featuring Church St and Dearborn St, to the more dispersed rural hamlets of Allens Mills and Hills Corner. To the northeast, the terrain rises sharply into the Belknap Mountains, reaching a peak at Whiteface Mtn. This intersection of upland ridges and lowland water bodies, such as Sargent Lake and Shellcamp Pond, illustrates the classic New England pattern of small-scale agriculture and concentrated river-valley development. Along the southern edge, the Belknap Co and Merrimack Co border cuts through Loudon Ridge, while genealogists will find the Ham Cem located near the southwestern corner, a quiet marker of the area's early family homesteads.