2024 Map of Gossville
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The Suncook River and its tributary, the Little Suncook River, carve a path through this New Hampshire landscape, where historical hamlets like Gossville and Short Falls are situated among the granite hills. This modern survey documents the contemporary boundaries of Merrimack and Rockingham counties, revealing a pattern of settlement that remains closely tied to the high ground of Epsom Mtn and McClary Hill.
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