2015 Map of Middlesex
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
Waterbury and the Winooski River corridor define this section of Washington County, where valley settlements give way to the steep elevations of the Worcester Mountains and Northfield Mountains. The landscape reflects a mix of historic village centers and upland flats, connected by roads such as Waterbury Stowe Rd and Old Rte 100. In the northwest, Waterbury Center and Blush Hill overlook the river valley, while to the south, the confluence of the Mad River and the Winooski marks the approach to North Moretown.
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