2012 Map of Mount Holly

About this map

Mount Holly and its surrounding hamlets occupy a high-elevation corridor of Windsor County where the Mill River and numerous mountain brooks have shaped local development. The map reveals a cluster of distinct historical settlements, including Belmont, Healdville, and Tarbellville, each connected by a network of early routes such as the Crown Point Rd and Shunpike Rd. This 2012 survey details a landscape characterized by its many small burial grounds, from the Woodward Wilder Cem in the north to the Carlton Cem in the south, reflecting the deep roots of local families. Water features like Star Lake and the substantial Lake Ninevah are central to the terrain, which is flanked by summits like Ludlow Mountain and Hedgehog Hill. This area remains a notable intersection of Vermont's agricultural past and its contemporary mountain-village character.