1977 Map of Mt Grace

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Warwick State Forest and Mt Grace State Forest dominate the interior of this Massachusetts-New Hampshire borderland, creating a heavily wooded landscape punctuated by small village centers and historic school sites. The town of Warwick serves as a central hub, while smaller clusters like Blissville and Baptist Corners indicate the older patterns of rural settlement. Higher elevations such as Mt Grace and Wheeler Mtn overlook a complex network of wetlands and small water bodies, including Richards Mill Pond and Shemet Lake. Local education and community history are marked by the presence of the Center Sch and the Gale-Brooks Sch, while several family and town cemeteries like Gale-Gates Cem and Newton Cem are preserved within the forest boundaries. The terrain's character is defined by narrow valleys like Sunny Valley and numerous brooks that feed into the Tully River drainage system.