2015 Map of Piermont

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Piermont and Orfordville serve as the primary settlement hubs in this New Hampshire river valley landscape, where the Connecticut River marks the border with Vermont. The terrain rises sharply from the riverbanks toward a series of prominent peaks, including Piermont Mtn, Mt Cube, and Sunday Mtn. This period shows a network of rural roads such as Lake Tarleton Rd and Piermont Heights Rd connecting scattered farmsteads and homesites. To the east, the Appalachian National Scenic Trail traverses the high ground near Blooms Mtn, illustrating the region's long-standing connection to outdoor recreation. Local history is anchored by sites like South Lawn Cem and smaller locales such as Clay Hollow. Water features define the drainage patterns of the Grafton County hills, with Eastman Brook, Archertown Brook, and Jacobs Brook carving paths through the wooded uplands toward the Connecticut valley floor.