1967 Map of Miles Pond

About this map

Miles Mountain dominates the northern skyline of this Vermont landscape, where the Maine Central Railroad winds through the valley floor to connect the settlements of North Concord and East Concord. The map captures a moment in the mid-1960s when the Connecticut River had been transformed by the Moore Reservoir, significantly altering the shoreline along the border of Dalton, New Hampshire. Small upland communities like Ralston Corner and Concord Corner remain distinct, reflecting the traditional agricultural and residential patterns of Concord town. For those searching for family history, the map precisely locates Graves Cem and Overlook Cem, along with several other unnamed burial grounds marked simply as Cem. Notable water bodies including Shadow Lake and the namesake Miles Pond define the recreational and natural geography of the region.