2015 Map of Deering

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Slab City and Clinton Grove anchor the eastern reaches of this Hillsborough County landscape, where the Piscataquog River and its south branch wind through a series of prominent peaks and upland basins. The terrain is defined by numerous named elevations such as Crotched Mtn, Peacock Hill, and Mt Misery, reflecting a rugged New Hampshire geography that shaped early settlement patterns. Several small burial grounds, including South Quaker Cem and Corliss Cem, are preserved across the quadrangle, offering vital points of interest for genealogists and local historians. Large water bodies like the Weare Reservoir and Deering Reservoir dominate the central valleys, while more secluded spots like Dudley Pond and Shattuck Pond dot the higher ground, illustrating the complex drainage of the Merrimack and Hillsborough borderlands.