2012 Map of Snake Mountain

About this map

Snake Mountain rises prominently over the Vermont landscape, anchoring a rural environment defined by its complex drainage network and dispersed agrarian settlements. The town of Addison serves as a central hub, where the Grandview Grange and Grandview Cem sit at the intersection of local routes. The area is notable for its high density of family and community burying grounds, including Spaulding Cem, Hanks Yard Cem, and Hindes Cem, which offer significant value for genealogical research. The geography is dominated by the multi-branched Dead Cr, with its West, East, and Middle branches weaving through the valley alongside Wards Cr and the Lemon Fair River. This intricate water system, coupled with the presence of local airstrips like Spencer Airport, reflects a landscape that has maintained its agricultural and low-density character well into the 21st century.