1995 Map of Stark

About this map

The Ammonoosuc River and its upper branches carve through the high terrain of Coos County, defining the valley corridors that support the settlements of Stark and Percy. In the mid-1990s, this landscape was dominated by the White Mountain National Forest, where the Pilot Range reaches its heights at Mount Cabot and The Horn. The map documents a blend of wilderness and local infrastructure, showing a Covered Bridge and several Cem sites near the river, while a Landing Strip and Bm Rr line trace the valley floor. Toward the south, the curious name of Lost Nation appears near Whipple Brook, where a Township Monument marks the border with Lancaster. These details illustrate the deep-rooted boundaries and small-scale developments within a largely protected forest system.