2021 Map of Jefferson
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
Jefferson and Jefferson Highland anchor the southwestern landscape of this Coos County survey, where the valley of the Israel River transitions into the high peaks of the White Mountain National Forest. This modern record detail the community clusters around Starr King and the historic burial grounds of Hillside Cem, Starr King Cem, and Forest Vale Cem. The map illustrates a complex network of recreational and logging access, from the Kilkenny Ridge Trl and Mt Cabot Trl to Edward Logging Rd. Rising above the valley, the Pliny Range and the Crescent Range dominate the topography, with significant summits including Mt Starr King, Mt Waumbek, and Mt Joseph Whipple. Extensive conservation lands are documented, including the Silvio O Conte NFWR, providing a clear view of how public and private lands intersect in northern New Hampshire.
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1900 · Whitefield
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1920 · Guildhall
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1930 · Percy
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1931 · Guildhall
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1933 · Guildhall
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1934 · Percy
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1935 · Whitefield
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1935 · Mt. Washington
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