2015 Map of Tuftonboro

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The southeastern foothills of the Ossipee Mountains define this corner of New Hampshire, where historic hamlets and dispersed agricultural settlements are linked by a dense network of country roads. Tuftonboro and Water Village serve as primary hubs, with smaller junctions like Federal Corner and Stockbridge Corner marking the historical transition points between high mountain terrain and the drainage basins below. The hydrology of the area is particularly complex, characterized by the Beech River and a sequence of significant water bodies including Dan Hole Pond, Lower Beech Pond, and Melvin Pond. The layout of the roads, such as Schoolhouse Rd and Durgin Rd, suggests a landscape long shaped by small-scale farming and timber interests, while landmarks like Chickville Airport and Mountain View Field show the more modern adaptation of the terrain.