2012 Map of Danbury

About this map

Danbury and the smaller hamlets of South Alexandria and Elmwood anchor this survey of the New Hampshire interior during the early 2010s. The landscape is defined by its many summits, including Forbes Mountain, The Pinnacle, and Pillsbury Mountain, which overlook a network of winding waterways such as the Smith River and Wild Meadow Brook. Notable local institutions like the Saint Pauls School Camp near School Pond and the Cardigan Mountain Orchard near the Simmons Ledges reflect the area's mix of educational, agricultural, and recreational heritage. Genealogists will find value in the precise locations of the Riverside Cem, Crawford Cem, and Burns Hill Cem. Transportation remains vital to the region, evidenced by the Newfound Valley Airport and a dense system of local roads including Town Pound Rd and Fowler River Rd that navigate the varied terrain of Hemp Hill and Gordon Hill.