1997 Map of Hancock

About this map

The White River valley carves a central corridor through this section of the Green Mountain National Forest, where the mountain settlements of Granville, Lower Granville, and Hancock are linked by the winding route of State Highway 100. This late-twentieth-century landscape reflects a balance of public conservation and rural utility, documented through detailed inclusions like the Rochester Ranger Station and the Conservation Easement Area. The terrain is defined by the sharp rise of the Northfield Mountains and Braintree Mountain, which isolate the valley from the neighboring Windsor Co and Orange Co borders.