2015 Map of Chatham

About this map

White Mountain National Forest dominates this section of the New Hampshire and Maine border, where the rugged peaks of the White Mountains rise between the drainages of the Wild River and the Cold River. The topography is defined by prominent elevations such as North Baldface, South Baldface, and Eastman Mtn, alongside the deep cut of Charles Ravine. Small settlements including North Chatham and Chatham are situated along the eastern edge of the quadrangle near the Maine-New Hampshire line, connected by local routes like Main Rd and Stow Rd. The presence of Mountain Pond and Province Pond suggests a landscape of secluded glacial basins. Surveyed in 2015, the map reveals the persistent wilderness character of the Coos and Carroll County boundary, where numerous brooks like Slippery Brook and Langdon Brook carve through the heavily forested mountain slopes.