1988 Map of Dixville Notch

About this map

Dixville Notch State Park anchors this mountain landscape, where the dramatic passage of Dixville Notch cuts between the slopes of Abeniki Mountain and Sanguinary Mountain. The geography is defined by sharp elevation changes and landmark formations like Table Rock, looking down upon Lake Gloriette. This 1988 provisional survey details a network of water and wilderness across the town boundaries of Colebrook, Dixville, and Ervings Location. To the south, the terrain levels into the wetlands of The Bog and the secluded waters of Millsfield Pond, Bragg Pond, and Phillips Pond. The map serves as a precise record of the drainage patterns for the Mohawk River and the numerous mountain brooks, such as Flume Brook and Roaring Brook, that carve through the northern forest during this era.