2018 Map of Shutesbury
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
Shutesbury and the hill towns of Franklin and Hampshire Counties occupy this upland landscape where the New England National Scenic Trail winds through dense forests and ridges. The terrain is defined by prominent peaks like Brushy Mountain and Mount Orient, with the massive reach of the Quabbin Reservoir bordering the eastern edge of the survey area. This modern record details a network of historic rural settlements, including Moores Corner and Baconville, many of which were shaped by the water power of the West Branch Swift River and the Fort River system.
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