
The high ridges of the Green Mountain National Forest dominate this 1970s topographic record, where the spine of the Green Mountains dictates the local geography and transport. The Long Trail traverses the eastern summits, connecting notable peaks such as Mt Abraham, Mt Roosevelt, and Mt Wilson. These summits are punctuated by wilderness landmarks like the Battell Shelter and Cooley Glen Shelter, providing key references for regional hikers and backcountry historians. In the valleys, the New Haven River and its numerous tributaries, including Beaver Meadow Brook and Battell Brook, carve the landscape toward the western settlements.
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