1986 Map of Caspian Lake

About this map

Caspian Lake serves as the central focal point of this Vermont landscape, surrounded by the high-elevation terrain of Barr Hill and Baker Hill. This mid-1980s survey illustrates a rural geography defined by small village centers and crossroads, such as Greensboro and Hardwick Street, connected by winding valley roads. The southern portion of the map is dominated by the Lamoille River, which flows through East Hardwick and near Hardwick, reflecting the traditional Vermont valley settlement patterns where industry and commerce historically followed the water's path.