2021 Map of Hinesburg
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
Hinesburg and its surrounding village clusters represent a traditional Vermont valley landscape shaped by the La Platte River and Patrick Brook. The settlement pattern at Mechanicsville and South Hinesburg follows the transition from fertile lowlands into the rising elevations of the Green Mountains and the Hogback Mountains. This 2021 update shows the modern road network, including names like Billings Farm Rd and Ski Lodge Dr, which hint at the region's agricultural history and recreational development. Genealogists will find several burial sites well-preserved in the survey, including the Barker Cem, Hinesburg Cem, and the McDonough Cem near the Chittenden Co and Addison Co border. Natural landmarks such as Lake Iroquois and the peak of Mt Pritchard anchor the northern reaches of the quadrangle.
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