1997 Map of Warren

About this map

The Mad River valley serves as the central corridor for this 1990s landscape, where the village of Warren sits near a notable Covered Bridge and a local Sand Pit. The terrain is defined by the high ridges of the Northfield Mountains to the east and the protected slopes of the Green Mountain National Forest and Breadloaf Wilderness to the west. This period shows a well-established recreational economy, evidenced by the Warren Sugarbush Airport, the Blueberry Lake Ski Center, and Oles Ski Center. Small mountain settlements and cemeteries, such as East Warren and its nearby Cemeteries, are situated on the higher plateaus above the river valley. The map documents the intricate network of watercourses like Lincoln Brook and Freeman Brook that drain the steep slopes, as well as the transition into the White River watershed near East Granville in the southeastern corner.