2012 Map of Hartland

About this map

Hartland and its surrounding Windsor County hills are defined by a complex network of waterways feeding the Connecticut River, including the winding Lulls Brook and Hubbard Brook. This area of Vermont, documented in the early 21st century, maintains a landscape rich with family-named topographical features and small historical settlements like Hartland Four Corners and Fieldsville. The presence of numerous burial sites, such as the Quaker Village Cem and Aldrich Cem, underscores the deep genealogical roots of the region. A notable landmark of local heritage is the Martins Mill Covered Bridge, spanning the waters near where the reservoir and river systems meet. The terrain is characterized by a high density of named elevations, from Barron Hill in the north to Holbrook Hill in the south, suggesting a long history of upland farming and decentralized rural communities tied together by narrow valley roads.