2015 Map of Plymouth
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
The Pemigewasset River carves a central corridor through this Grafton County landscape, where the valley floor transitions into the eastern edges of the White Mountain National Forest. In the southern reach, Plymouth serves as a significant hub, anchored by the campus of Plymouth State Univ and the Plymouth Municipal Airport. The settlement pattern follows the water, with a series of distinct communities such as Campton Upper Village, Campton Lower Village, and Campton Station lining the riverbanks. Cultural markers including the Trinity Church Yard Cem and Blair Cem offer valuable points of interest for genealogical research. The map also highlights local infrastructure like the Smith Bridge crossing the Baker River and the topographic prominence of Bald Mtn and Mt Tim overlooking the valley.
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