2012 Map of Bradford

About this map

The Warner River and its various tributaries, including the W Br Warner River and Lane River, define the settlement patterns of this central New Hampshire landscape. In the northern reaches, the villages of North Sutton, Sutton, and South Sutton are connected by a network of winding roads like Wadleigh Rd and Pound Rd, interspersed with numerous family-named peaks such as Wadleigh Hill and Meetinghouse Hill. The area around Kezar Lake serves as a local hub, featuring Wadleigh State Beach and the Maple Leaf Golf Course. Further south, the town of Bradford marks a central point of activity near the shores of Todd Lake. Local history is preserved in several rural burial grounds, including Millwoods Cem, Sunny Plain Cem, and Union Cem, while the industrial past is signaled by the naming of Shingle Mill Corner and Melvin Mills.