2024 Map of Bethel
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The Third Branch White River and the main stem of the White River converge near the settlement of Bethel, forming a topographical focal point for this Vermont landscape. The terrain is defined by significant elevations including Pauls Peak, Rochester Mtn, and Delectable Mountain, which frame narrow valleys where small communities like Gaysville, Lympus, and Lilliesville have persisted. The distribution of small burial sites such as Sylvester Plot Cem and Abbott Cem suggests a long history of family-based landholdings scattered along the watercourses.
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1917 · Rochester
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