2015 Map of Mount Holly

About this map

The Green Mountain National Forest blankets the southern portion of this Vermont landscape, where the Mill River and W River carve through high-elevation terrain. Settlement is concentrated in small hamlets like Mount Holly, Belmont, and Tarbellville, connected by historic routes including the Crown Point RD and Shunpike RD. For genealogists, the map is remarkably dense with burial grounds, featuring many family and small-community plots such as Woodward-Wilder Cem, Packer Cem, and Old Mechanicsville Cem. The rugged landscape is punctuated by prominent peaks like Ludlow Mtn, Mt Holly, and Copperas Hill. Numerous alpine water bodies, including Lake Ninevah, Star Lake, and Amherst Lake, are situated among the ridges, illustrating the characteristic topography of the Green Mountains. The distribution of scattered homesteads and specialized cemeteries along roads like Patch Brook RD reflects the long-standing rural habitation patterns of this part of Rutland and Windsor Counties.