
The First Branch White River winds through the heart of this Orange County landscape, anchoring the valley settlements of Chelsea, North Tunbridge, and Tunbridge. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent peaks and ridgelines, including Holt Hill, Brocklebank Hill, and Whitney Hill, which hem in the narrow river corridors. This early 1980s data reflects a rural Vermont infrastructure where several historic timber spans, such as the Larkin Covered Bridge and Mill Covered Bridge, remained vital parts of the local transit network alongside unpaved routes like Dickerman Road.
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1896 Strafford
Orange County, VT

1944 Strafford
Orange County, VT

1947 Corinth
Orange County, VT

1973 East Corinth
Orange County, VT

1980 Brookfield
Orange County, VT

1981 Chelsea
Orange County, VT

1981 Fairlee
Orange County, VT

1981 Knox Mountain
Orange County, VT

1981 Randolph Center
Orange County, VT

1981 Randolph
Orange County, VT

1981 South Strafford
Orange County, VT

1981 Vershire
Orange County, VT

1981 Washington
Orange County, VT

1981 West Topsham
Orange County, VT

2024 Brookfield
Orange County, VT

2024 Chelsea
Orange County, VT

2024 East Corinth
Orange County, VT

2024 Fairlee
Orange County, VT

2024 Knox Mountain
Orange County, VT

2024 Newbury
Orange County, VT

2024 Randolph Center
Orange County, VT

2024 Randolph
Orange County, VT

2024 South Strafford
Orange County, VT

2024 Vershire
Orange County, VT

2024 Washington
Orange County, VT

2024 West Topsham
Orange County, VT