1979 Map of Piermont

About this map

The Connecticut River serves as the dividing line between New Hampshire and Vermont in this late 1970s survey, anchoring a landscape where river-valley agriculture meets steep upland terrain. The village of Piermont sits at the confluence of Eastman Brook and the river, flanked by historical burial grounds including Cedar Grove Cem and South Lawn Cem. Further south, the map details the rural character of Orford and Piermont townships, where small settlements like Archertown and Orfordville are connected by winding mountain roads and the prominent Boston and Maine railroad line running along the Vermont shore through Bradford and Lower Plain.