2018 Map of Randolph

About this map

Randolph and its surrounding hill settlements define this central Vermont landscape as documented in 2018. The village center is established at the confluence of the Third Branch White River and Ayers Brook, serving as a hub for the many winding roads that climb the neighboring ridges. The map highlights a strong ancestral footprint through its numerous burial sites, including the Braintree Hill Cem and the Roswell Ford Cem near Lower Branch Cem. To the north, the terrain rises toward Ferry Hill and Oak Hill, while the valley floors are dominated by the winding course of the Third Branch White River. The transition between Orange Co and Windsor Co is marked across the southern slopes of Deer Mtn, where the landscape remains largely defined by its rural character and proximity to small waterways like Smith Brook and Gilead Brook.