
The Hoosic River and its tributary, the Little Hoosic River, carve a critical corridor through the Taconic Range where New York and Vermont meet. This map illustrates the intricate relationship between the mountainous terrain and human settlement, with communities like North Petersburg and Petersburg Junction clustered in the valley floors. Genealogists will find particular value in the documentation of several small burial sites, including the Edgar Rathburn Farm Cem and the Woodland - Wilcox Farm Cem near North Pownal. The eastern portion of the sheet is dominated by the steep slopes of the Green Mountain National Forest, where named hollows like Ellis Mine Hollow and Lincoln Hollow point toward a history of localized mountain industry and family landholdings. This geography creates a natural bottleneck for transit, as seen in the concentration of roads and rail routes following the water gaps.
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8 maps found

1946 North Pownal
Bennington County, VT

1954 North Pownal
Bennington County, VT

1995 North Pownal
Bennington County, VT
2011 North Pownal
Bennington County, VT
2015 North Pownal
Bennington County, VT
2018 North Pownal
Bennington County, VT
2021 North Pownal
Bennington County, VT

2024 North Pownal
Bennington County, VT