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1997 Map of Greenville

Name: 1997 Topographic Map of Greenville
Creator: U.S. Geological Survey
Published: 1998
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/

USGS Topo · Published 1998

About this map

Souhegan River winds through the hills of southern New Hampshire, defining the industrial and residential core of Greenville. This 1990s provisional survey illustrates a landscape shaped by both the Wapack Range and historical water management, featuring both the Old Wilton Reservoir and the New Wilton Reservoir. Smaller settlements like West Wilton and Temple are connected by winding country roads, while the presence of several Cem (cemeteries) and a Town Cor Mon (town corner monument) provide valuable points of reference for local historians.

The map details the transitional terrain between high points like Pack Monadnock Mountain and the low-lying wetlands around Pratt Pond. Significant tracts of protected land are visible, notably the Russell-Abbott State Forest, which preserves the woodland character of the border between Wilton and Mason. This record serves as a precise accounting of the region's late-20th-century development, from the transmission line corridors to the numerous sandpits and gravel pits scattered near Stony Brook.