2014 Map of North Whitefield

About this map

The Sheepscot River and its west branch define the drainage of this Lincoln County landscape, winding past the village centers of North Whitefield and Whitefield. This 2014 survey reveals a territory defined by its water bodies and family-named cemeteries, reflecting generations of local land use. To the east, Clary Lake and Dyer Long Pond provide significant landmarks, while the Dyer River flows southward through South Jefferson. Notable elevations like Jones Hill and Bunker Hill rise between the pond-studded lowlands. Genealogists will find a high density of small family and local burial grounds, including the Preble Cem, Noyes Cem, and Weeks Cem. The road network, including the historic Grand Army Rd and Gardiner Rd, connects these scattered settlements and upland farms, tracing the same paths used since the nineteenth century.