2012 Map of Bloomfield

About this map

Bloomfield serves as the primary settlement hub at the southeastern edge of this New Hampshire and Vermont border region. The landscape is dominated by the intricate drainage system of the Nulhegan River, including its north, east, and yellow branches, which carve through a series of named peaks such as Potash Mountain and French Mountain. This 2012 survey illustrates a remote woodland economy characterized by a network of numbered timber or recreational camps, ranging from Camp Number Ten in the north to Camp Number Fifteen further south. These outposts are connected by a mesh of primitive roads like Logger Brook Rd and Tornado Rd. To the east, Bloomfield Ridge and Spencer Hill rise above Hibbard Brook, providing a clear view of the transition from the river valley to the higher elevations of the Great North Woods.