2015 Map of Goffstown

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The Piscataquog River carves through the southern landscape of this New Hampshire region, powering historical industry at Greggs Falls and forming the expansive Glen Lake. The village of Goffstown serves as a focal point, where the notable Goffstown Covered Railroad Bridge remains a landmark of the area's transportation heritage. To the north, the terrain rises toward Uncanoonuc Mountains and Quimby Mtn, while small settlements like Dunbarton Center and Grasmere anchor the rural uplands. This 2015 survey reveals a landscape rich in genealogical markers, featuring numerous burial grounds such as Westlawn Cem and East Dunbarton Cem. The network of brooks, including Black Brook and Bow Bog Brook, illustrates the complex drainage system feeding into the larger river valley, defining the historical boundaries between Merrimack and Hillsborough Counties.