2012 Map of Pittsburg

About this map

Indian Stream and Halls Stream converge toward the Connecticut River in this northern New Hampshire landscape, where the settlement of Pittsburg serves as a central hub near the Vermont and Quebec borders. The geography is defined by significant water bodies and high ground, including the expansive Lake Francis and the heights of Shatney Mountain and Ben Young Hill. This 2012 survey illustrates a region shaped by its waterways and a network of rural roads such as Indian Stream Rd and River Rd. Local governance and connectivity are anchored by the Clarksville Town Hall and the Pittsburg-Clarksville Bridge. The presence of a Gravel Pit and numerous brooks, such as Dead Water Stream and Favreau Brook, points to a landscape where resource extraction and natural drainage patterns dictate the placement of local infrastructure and private holdings.