2012 Map of Morrisville
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The Lamoille River defines the corridor of this North-Central Vermont landscape, winding past the village of Morristown and through Lake Lamoille. The rail legacy of the region is anchored by the Lamoille Valley Railroad Depot, while modern aviation is represented by Morrisville-Stowe State Airport and Perras Field Airport. This survey provides extensive genealogical detail, documenting numerous burial sites such as Saint Teresa Cem, Jedidia Hyde Cem, and the Plains-Green Lawn Cem. To the east, Elmore State Park surrounds Lake Elmore at the base of Elmore Mountain, showing the area's transition from an industrial and agricultural hub into a center for recreation and education, highlighted by the Community College of Vermont. Smaller settlements like Centerville and Garfield are situated among a network of brooks and reservoirs, including the Green River Reservoir.
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