2012 Map of Wachusett Mountain

About this map

Wachusett Mountain dominates the northeast corner of this central Massachusetts landscape, overlooking a series of agricultural and residential settlements that defined the early 21st-century character of Worcester County. The terrain transitions from the prominent peaks of Little Wachusett and Brown Hill down to the complex hydrography of the W Br Ware River and E Br Ware River. Local history is anchored by several distinct burying grounds, including Rural Glen Cem, Woodlawn Cem, and Goose Hill Cem, which reflect the long-standing community centers of Princeton, New Boston, and Brooks. The map shows a clear pattern of rural development around historic transportation nodes like Hubbardston Station and Princeton Station, while the southern reaches are shaped by water resources such as the Quinapoxet Reservoir and Muschopauge Pond. This survey details the Ketonen - Clark Farm and various named hills that have long supported the region's upland dairy and timber traditions.