2012 Map of Milton

About this map

The Salmon Falls River serves as the geographic and historical spine of this borderland area, where New Hampshire and Maine meet. In 2012, the landscape is defined by the expansive Milton Three Ponds and the cluster of settlements that have grown along their western shores, including Milton, Milton Ridge, and Fernald Shore. Local history and genealogy are preserved at Prospect Hill Cem and Milton Mills Cem, while smaller crossroad settlements like Laskey Corner and Miller Corner mark the intersections of rural life. To the east in Maine, the terrain transitions into a patchwork of hills and waterways, including Hurd Hill and the winding Keay Brook. The inclusion of the Skydive Lebanon Airport reflects the more contemporary recreational uses of the land amidst the traditional network of woodlots and ponds.