1997 Map of Pownal
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
The Green Mountain National Forest dominates the landscape south of Bennington, where the terrain transitions from the hospital and residential outskirts of the city into a complex network of peaks and upland ponds. The rugged geography is defined by high points like Mount Anthony and The Dome, while the lowlands are drained by the Hoosic River and its various tributaries. This 1997 revision of a 1954 survey captures the persistence of small rural schoolhouses and cemeteries in the hills, including the Oak Hill Sch and the Towsley Cem, providing a clear record of family names and early local education sites.
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