2015 Map of Danbury

About this map

Danbury and Alexandria anchor this New Hampshire landscape where the Smith River and its numerous tributaries like Bog Brook and Frazier Brook carve through the upland terrain. The map captures the rural character of the region, marked by scattered settlements at South Alexandria and Elmwood, alongside significant local landmarks such as the Newfound Valley Airport. Genealogists will find interest in the documented locations of Riverside Cem, Burns Hill Cem, and Crawford Cem, which are situated near long-established family-named heights like Pattee Hill and Braley Hill. The terrain is defined by a dense network of peaks including The Pinnacle and Pillsbury Mtn, while more contemporary naming is reflected in the feature labeled The Dude Abides near Page Hill. This survey provides a clear view of the road systems, from Mount Cardigan Rd to Taylor Hill Rd, that connect these communities through the valleys and over the ridges of the Grafton Co and Merrimack Co border.