2012 Map of Huntington
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Huntington River flows northward through the heart of this valley, serving as the geographic anchor for the settlements of Huntington and Huntington Center. The landscape is defined by the high peaks of the Green Mountains, including the iconic profile of Camels Hump and Mount Ethan Allen to the east, and Robbins Mountain and Browns Mountain to the west. Local genealogy is well-represented by several burial grounds, including Maplewood Cem and Huntington Center Cem. The northern boundary is marked by the Winooski River corridor at Bolton, where the rail line and Duxbury Rd parallel the water. Small mountain brooks like Brush Brook and Cobb Brook drain the steep hillsides, while the Teal Farm Airport and remote shelters such as Cowles Cove Shelter illustrate the mix of aviation history and recreational trail infrastructure in this high-elevation Vermont terrain.
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