2018 Map of Putney
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
The Connecticut River serves as the primary boundary between Vermont and New Hampshire, carving a path through this landscape alongside the steep slopes of Putney Mountain and Black Mountain. The village of Putney is a central hub for the region, characterized by academic institutions like Landmark College and unique architectural landmarks such as the Sackets Brook Stone Arch Bridge. Further west, the West River winds near West Dummerston, where the West Dummerston Covered Bridge remains a prominent structural feature crossing the water.
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