2012 Map of Mount Worcester

About this map

Worcester Mountains dominate this central Vermont landscape, where the summit of Mount Worcester overlooks a network of high-elevation water bodies and drainage basins. The area is defined by its complex hydrology, featuring Little Elmore Pond in the north and the cluster of Worcester Ponds to the south. The N Br Winooski River carves a significant path through the terrain, fed by numerous tributaries such as Minister Brook and Hancock Brook. Human presence is marked by a winding network of rural routes, including Minister Brook Rd and Hampshire Hill Rd, which connect isolated homesteads and family-named ridges. Local history is anchored at the Mountain Cemetery near the junction of Calais Rd and Worcester Brook. Notable geographic landmarks like Moss Glen Falls and the elevated Hardwood Flats provide a detailed look at the wilderness and early settlement patterns of Lamoille and Washington counties.