2015 Map of Middletown Springs

About this map

Middletown Springs and the village of Tinmouth anchor this 2015 study of the Vermont landscape, where the Poultney River and Clarendon River drain the high peaks of the Taconic Range. The geography is defined by prominent elevations like Tinmouth Mtn and Spoon Mtn, separated by the deep cleft known as The Gulf. This modern survey provides a detailed inventory of the area's rural cemetery network, which is vital for genealogical research. Family and community burial sites such as Darling-Rising Cem, Wood-Norton Cem, and the Noble Cem are clearly marked alongside more central locations like the Old Cem in Middletown Springs. Settlement patterns follow the valley floors near Scottsville and West Tinmouth, while high-altitude tracts like The Purchase remain sparsely developed. The inclusion of features such as Chipman Lake and the various brooks feeding the larger river systems highlights the essential water resources that have shaped this region's agriculture and habitation for generations.