2012 Map of Sterling Mountain
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Sterling Mountain and the Sterling Range dominate this Vermont landscape, where high peaks descend into a network of brooks and rural settlements. The northern reaches follow the Lamoille River, featuring the historic Waterman Covered Bridge and several burial sites including the Old Catholic Cem and Bidwell-French Hill Cem. In the valleys, human activity is marked by the West Settlement and the Catholic Youth Camp, while the eastern edge is defined by the boundary of Morristown.
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