2012 Map of Mount Grace

About this map

Warwick and its surrounding hill country define this survey, showing the complex network of upland settlements and water resources in the early 21st century. The landscape is marked by historic focal points such as Mayo Corners, Blissville, and Baptist Corners, while the northern portion reaches across the state line into New Hampshire near Jesse Brook. Local history is anchored by several cemeteries, including Warwick Cem and the South Cemetery, providing valuable points of reference for genealogists. Water management and early industrial sites are evident at Richards Mill Pond and Richards Reservoir, situated along the course of Black Brook. The southern extent transitions toward North Orange, where Tully Mountain and Tully Meadow dominate the terrain near the West Branch Tully River. Family-named landmarks like Whipple Hill and Chase Hill Farm offer insight into the long-standing agricultural and residential patterns of the Franklin County region.