1998 Map of Newport

About this map

The South Branch Sugar River and the primary Sugar River converge in the town of Newport, New Hampshire, serving as the industrial and civic heart of this Sullivan County region. By the late 1990s, the landscape around the village center shows a dense network of local streets like Winter ST and Elm Street, alongside essential community landmarks including the Hospital, High Sch, and Town Hall. The transportation history of the area is visible in the Old RR Grade that follows the river west toward Chandlers Mills and Kellyville. Outside the main settlement, the terrain transitions into a patchwork of hills and water bodies, from Pikes Hill to Gilman Pond. Smaller hamlets like East Unity and Goshen Four Corners anchor the rural crossroads, while the Gallop Marsh State Wildlife Mgmt Area protects the wetlands to the south.