2015 Map of Wentworth

About this map

Wentworth and the rural crossroads of Cheever and Dorchester sit at the intersection of steep mountain terrain and fertile river valleys in this Grafton County landscape. The eastern portion of the map is defined by the White Mountain National Forest, while the Baker River and its south branch provide the primary corridor for settlements and transport. Historical infrastructure is well-preserved in the naming of local routes, including Old Railroad Grd and Hearse House Rd, reflecting a landscape deeply shaped by 19th-century transit and community services. Genealogists can locate family sites near Pleasant View Cem or the North Groton Cem. The geography transitions from the higher peaks of Ames Mtn and Black Hill down to water features like the South Branch Baker River Reservoir and McCutcheon Pond, illustrating the hydraulic and agricultural character of these New Hampshire highlands.