2012 Map of Walpole
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
The Connecticut River serves as the primary artery for this region, carving a broad valley through the New Hampshire and Vermont borderlands. The village of Walpole sits on the eastern bank, supported by a network of drainage basins like Cold River and Mad Brook. Across the water, the settlement of Westminster and its transportation hub at Westminster Station demonstrate the historical importance of the river corridor for commerce and travel. The landscape transitions from the fertile Putney Great Meadows and Boggy Meadows in the south to the prominent heights of Gilboa Mountain and Hitchcock Mountain along the eastern ridges.
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1930 · Saxtons River
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USGS Topo · 1:62,500