
The Connecticut River serves as the primary physical and political boundary in this region, winding through the valley that separates Lunenburg and Gilman in Vermont from New Hampshire river towns like Dalton and South Lancaster. The settlement pattern follows the river's path, with smaller hamlets such as South Lunenburg and Cushman established near the water's edge. Further inland, the terrain rises significantly toward Baldwin Hill and Baptist Hill, where the land use shifts toward recreation at Neal Pond and forest management.
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