2012 Map of Hinsdale
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The Ashuelot River winds through the southwestern corner of New Hampshire, defining the character of industrial and agricultural hubs like Hinsdale and Ashuelot. This survey documents a landscape of high ridges and narrow valleys where the river provides a corridor for transportation and early manufacturing sites, including the notable Ashuelot Bridge. The terrain is marked by the Pisgah Mountain Range and prominent elevations such as Mount Pisgah and Cat Den Mountain, which overlook a network of tributary brooks and ponds including Fullam Pond and Kilburn Pond.
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