1996 Map of Rutland
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
The city of Rutland serves as the focal point of this late-century landscape, characterized by its dense civic infrastructure and the winding course of Otter Creek. The map details an established urban center featuring several parochial and public institutions, including St Peters Sch, Mount St Joseph Academy, and the Riverside Reformatory. As the terrain rises to the east toward East Mountain, the map reveals a transition into the dense woodlands of Aitken State Forest and the Rutland City Forest, where the topography becomes increasingly complex. To the south, the valley floor accommodates the Rutland State Airport and small settlements like North Clarendon and East Clarendon. The mapping of transport routes like Notch Road and the Lottery Mountain Scenic Recreation National Forest Trail illustrates the area's dual character as both a regional transportation hub and a gateway to the Green Mountains.
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