2018 Map of Ludlow

About this map

Ludlow serves as a central hub in this Vermont valley where the Black River winds southward through a landscape defined by significant peaks and reservoirs. The village of Proctorsville and the settlement of Grahamsville anchor the eastern and central regions, illustrating the historical development of small industrial and residential pockets along the river's course. Notable water bodies such as Amherst Lake, Echo Lake, and Lake Rescue form a chain of glacial lakes to the north, while the Jewell Brook watershed has been modified with the Jewell Brook Site Number 3 and Number 5 Reservoirs. Local family history is preserved in numerous burial grounds, including the Tyson-Pollard Cem, Plymouth Kingdom Cem, and Twentymile Stream Cem. The terrain rises sharply to the west into the Green Mountains, marked by landmarks like Ludlow Mtn and Sawyer Rocks, which overlook the deep valley floor.