2015 Map of Stoddard

About this map

Highland Lake and the surrounding cluster of peaks define the rural landscape of Cheshire and Hillsborough counties. The village of Stoddard sits at the western edge, connected to smaller hamlets like Mill Village and South Stoddard via a network of local roads including Antrim Rd and Keene Concord Rd. The topography is defined by significant elevations such as Windsor Mtn, Nancy Mtn, and Mt Stoddard, interspersed with numerous glacial ponds and reservoirs. A notable engineering landmark, the Stone Arch Bridge, spans the North Branch River near Barrett Pond, reflecting the region's historic stone masonry traditions. The map highlights the extensive water system that once powered local industry, from Loverens Mill on the east branch to the vast reaches of Nubanusit Lake in the south, illustrating a transition from industrial mill sites to a landscape predominantly preserved for recreation and watershed protection.