2015 Map of Brattleboro

About this map

The Connecticut River serves as the prominent natural boundary between Vermont and New Hampshire in this 2015 survey, anchoring a region defined by its narrow valleys and significant cultural heritage. Brattleboro and West Brattleboro dominate the northern landscape, where the confluence of Whetstone Brook and the West River shaped early settlement patterns. This map is particularly notable for its dense concentration of historical burial sites, including the Meetinghouse Hill Cem, Saint Michaels Cem, and the specialized Brattleboro Area Jewish Cem. Local landmarks like the Creamery Covered Bridge near England Dr highlight the area's preserved architectural history, while the southern reaches near Vernon show the river's path around Stebbins Island. The terrain rises sharply to the east at Wantastiquet Mtn and Mine Ledge, overlooking the river corridor that has long served as a vital transportation and industrial artery for New England.