1948 Map of Gilson Mountain
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The Lamoille River cuts through the southern reaches of this landscape, anchoring a terrain defined by the hills of northern Vermont. The 1948 fieldwork records a rural economy centered on small crossroads settlements like Binghamville, Fletcher, and West Fletcher. Education in these hills was decentralized, with several district schools serving the population, including Buck Hollow Sch, Shepardson Sch, and Parsons Sch. Along the river, Fairfax Falls represents a point of concentrated activity where the topography drops, while a Substation nearby indicates the harnessing of the river's power.
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Editions of this 1948 Gilson Mountain Map
4 editions found
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