1970 Map of Lincoln
USGS Topo · Published 1990About this map
The New Haven River carves a deep valley through the heart of the Green Mountain National Forest, serving as the primary corridor for settlement in this part of Vermont. The town of Lincoln and the smaller community of South Lincoln are situated along its banks, where the terrain relents just enough to allow for small-scale agriculture and industry. Topographic detail from 1970 reveals a landscape defined by sharp elevation changes, anchored by high peaks like Mt Abraham and Bread Loaf Mountain. For hikers and local historians, the map traces the legendary Long Trail as it follows the ridge line through Lincoln Gap, supported by primitive waypoints such as Battell Shelter and Emily Proctor Shelter. The presence of numerous Gravel Pits and the Lincoln Community Sch reflects the ongoing local utility and communal life within this heavily forested, mountainous geography.
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