2018 Map of Essex Center

About this map

Essex Junction anchor the southern reach of this Chittenden County landscape, where the sprawling suburban street networks of Essex Junction Village Cem and Fairview Cem give way to the more rural character of central Vermont. The terrain is defined by the Essex Highlands and notable elevations such as Brigham Hill and Bald Hill, which separate the valley drainage of Alder Brook and the Browns River. Historic crossroads and small residential clusters are frequent across the sheet, including Butlers Corners, Pages Corner, and Bowman Corners. To the north, the village of Westford sits near the banks of the Browns River, while the western edge is marked by the natural expanse of Colchester Pond and the Indian Brook Reservoir, highlighting the area's mix of managed water resources and natural wetlands.