1998 Map of Marlow

About this map

Ashuelot River drainage and the surrounding hill country define this terrain as it appeared in the late 1990s. The village of Marlow sits at the northern end of the quadrangle near Big Pond, while Munsonville anchors the southern landscape along the shores of Granite Lake. The area's agricultural and industrial heritage is visible through scattered labels for sites like Woods Mill and numerous active and former Gravel Pits. Local history researchers will find several well-documented burial grounds, including Jefts Cem and East Cem, which often represent early family farmstead locations.