2012 Map of Gossville
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The Suncook River and its tributary, the Little Suncook River, dictate the settlement pattern of this Merrimack County landscape. The village of Gossville and the town of Epsom occupy the central valley, while smaller hamlets like Short Falls and New Rye are situated along the secondary waterways of Bear Brook and Deer Brook. This map provides significant detail for genealogists, as it documents several historic burial grounds including Gossville Cem, McClary Cem, and Whittier Cem.
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