2024 Map of Danby
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Otter Creek carves a narrow valley through the heart of the Green Mountains, anchoring the historical settlements of Danby and Mount Tabor. This modern survey reveals a landscape where valley-bottom agriculture and small-town footprints meet the steep, preserved expanses of the Green Mountain National Forest. High-elevation water bodies like Griffith Lake and Little-Mud Pond are tucked between prominent peaks such as Baker Peak and Styles Peak. The map documents a complex network of forest access and recreation, including the Appalachian National Scenic Trl and the Green Mountain Connector Trl, which navigate the rugged ridges. Small family and community cemeteries, including the Young Cem and Bowen Hill Cem, are preserved near the historic roads, offering tangible links for genealogists to the early families who settled this Rutland County corridor.
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