1984 Map of Saxtons River
USGS Topo · Published 1984About this map
Grafton and its surrounding hill country in the early 1980s represent a quintessential New England landscape defined by the intersection of steep terrain and tight river valleys. This topographic study reveals the importance of the Saxtons River and its branches in dictating the settlement patterns of villages like Houghtonville and Cambridgeport. The presence of the Green Mountain Railroad following the Williams River valley through Bartonsville highlights the historical reliance on rail corridors to traverse the Windsor and Windham County borderlands.
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