2012 Map of Wallingford

About this map

Otter Creek winds through the valley floor, anchoring a network of small settlements in this portion of Rutland County. The village of Wallingford serves as a primary hub, situated near Elfin Lake and the Catholic Cem, while South Wallingford and East Wallingford mark the southern and eastern extents of local habitation. The landscape is defined by its significant relief, including Bear Mountain, Green Mountain, and the stark presence of the Ice Beds and White Rocks. The distribution of burial grounds like Laurel Glen Cem and Pelsue Jarvary Cem reflects generations of family settlement in the hills. Remote shelters such as the Sunnyside Shelter and Greenwall Shelter dot the higher elevations, suggesting the importance of these mountain trails to the local geography. Significant water features like Spring Lake and Wallingford Pond occupy the upland basins between peaks like Granite Hill and Hateful Hill.