2015 Map of Norton Pond

About this map

The Old Catholic Cem sits on the northern edge of this Vermont landscape, overlooking the dense network of waterways that define the northern reaches of Essex County. The hydrology is dominated by the expansive Norton Pond to the west and the Coaticook River, which carves through the central valley. This 2015 survey illustrates a mountain-heavy terrain where the peaks of Gore Mtn, Mid Mtn, and Round Mtn form a central highland massif. These summits separate the northern drainage of Gaudette Brook and its numbered tributaries from the southern flow of the N Br Nulhegan River. The presence of several secluded water bodies, including Unknown Pond and Lewis Pond, suggests a remote and largely undeveloped environment, characterized by seasonal camps and limited access roads like Blackturn Brook Rd and Devost Camp Rd.