2021 Map of Jacksonville

About this map

The village of Jacksonville serves as a focal point in this southern Vermont landscape, situated near the confluence of the North River and the waters flowing from Jacksonville Pond. The area is defined by its numerous small burial grounds, which offer significant value for genealogical research, including the Old Hogback - West Marlboro Cem and the Brigham Young Memorial Cem near Sadawga Lake. The road network, including the historic Molly Stark Trl, connects these high-elevation settlements across terrain marked by Hogback Mtn and Mt Olga. To the east, West Halifax sits tucked along the Green River, while the northern portion of the map includes the edge of Wilmington. Numerous water bodies such as Spruce Lake, Ryder Pond, and Laurel Lake are distributed across the hills, linked by a web of brooks including Beaver Brook and Sprague Brook.