1967 Map of Lower Waterford

About this map

Lower Waterford and the winding Connecticut River define the northern border of this terrain, where New Hampshire and Vermont meet. The landscape is characterized by a series of significant elevations including Gardner Mountain and Chamberlin Mtn, interspersed with numerous ponds such as Partridge Lake and Ogontz Lake. This mid-century survey captures the rural character of Grafton and Caledonia Counties before modern expansion, showing a network of mountain roads like Copenhagen Road and Stickney Road. Local industry and infrastructure are represented by several Gravel Pits, Sandpits, and a Powerplant near the river bend. The map is particularly useful for genealogists, as it identifies several established burial grounds including Riverside Cem and Lower Waterford Cem, alongside smaller settlements like Tinkerville and West Waterford.