2015 Map of Grafton

About this map

The Smith River winds through this New Hampshire upland, connecting the primary settlements of Grafton, Grafton Center, and East Grafton. This landscape is defined by its numerous water bodies and significant relief, with prominent peaks like Isinglass Mtn and Melvin Mtn rising above the valley floors. Genealogists and local historians can locate established landmarks such as the Prescott Hill Cem and the small communities at Robinson Corner and Fowlertown. The map details a network of named heights, including Fogg Hill, Smith Mtn, and Williams Hill, which overlook various ponds and brooks. Industry and transport history are evident at Fords Mill and Fords Crossing along the river, while the southern portion is marked by the expansive Waukeena Lake and the drainage of Walker Brook.