1996 Map of Lovering Mountain

About this map

Colebrook and Stewartstown Hollow anchor this 1990s terrain, where the northern New Hampshire landscape is defined by the valley of the Mohawk River and the West Branch. The U.S. Forest Service updated this survey to reflect the complex management of National Forest lands and private inholdings. Significant local landmarks include the Fish Hatchery and Sewage Disposal Ponds near the Vermont border, alongside recreational points like the Golf Course and several small ponds including Matthews Pond and Lombard Pond. Numerous named peaks like Lovering Mountain, Mudget Mountain, and Piper Hill dominate the topography, while a network of Snowmobile Trails crisscrosses the high ground between Bishop Brook and Cedar Brook. The presence of Beaver Brook Falls and Roadside Park suggests a region oriented toward both local industry and seasonal tourism during this era.