1948 Map of Milton

About this map

Arrowhead Mountain Lake and the winding Lamoille River anchor this mid-century survey of the Vermont landscape. The Central Vermont railroad corridor serves as a primary transit artery, passing through East Georgia and running parallel to the Ethan Allen Highway. Settlement patterns are concentrated around the village of Milton in the south and Fairfax to the east, while smaller rural junctions like Hubbard Corner and Georgia Center dot the northern uplands. Local education and community life are marked by the presence of School No 14, School No 6, and the prominent Bellows Free Academy. The terrain is characterized by significant elevations such as Arrowhead Mountain and Georgia Mountain, which rise sharply above the river valley. Industrial activity is indicated by several Quarry sites nestled near Cushman Hill, while family history is preserved at Hope Cem and other rural burial grounds.