2015 Map of Percy Peaks

About this map

Percy Peaks dominates this landscape in Coos County, with the distinct heights of North Percy Peak and South Percy Peak serving as primary landmarks. The terrain is defined by a dense network of high-elevation water bodies and drainage systems, including Sugarloaf Pond and Whitcomb Pond. To the south, the Upper Ammonoosuc River provides a natural corridor near the settlement of Northside, where the local road network—including Lee Hill Rd and Summer Club Rd—converges. The map reveals the intricate watershed of Nash Stream and its numerous tributaries like Slide Brook and Jimmy Cole Brook, which carve through the elevations of Stratford Mtn and Long Mountain. Localized naming conventions are evident in features such as Jimmy Cole Ledge and Potters Ledge, suggesting a history of land use tied to specific families or early settlers in the Boman Valley area.