1997 Map of Rochester
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
White River and Tweed River valleys define the settlement patterns of this Vermont landscape during the late 1990s. The town of Rochester serves as a central hub, while smaller hamlets like Talcville, Emerson, and Pittsfield follow the narrow corridor between the steep ridges of the Green Mountain National Forest. The mapping of the CCC Camp Interpretive Site and the Peavine Interpretive Site highlights a focus on historical preservation and recreational land use, contrasting with the earlier industrial presence of Mines and various Gravel Pits found throughout the region.
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