2018 Map of Wolcott

About this map

Wolcott and the nearby village of Pottersville sit along the winding banks of the Lamoille River, a central corridor through this section of Lamoille County. The map details a landscape characterized by deep-seated rural ancestry, evident in the numerous family and community burial grounds such as Davenport Cem, Pierce Cem, and the Jacob Paine Cem. The transportation history of the region is anchored by the Fisher Covered Railroad Bridge and the Jackson Bridge, which span the river and smaller tributaries like Wolcott Pond Brook. To the north, North Wolcott lies near the headwaters of the Wild Branch, while higher elevations like Town Hill and Jeudevine Mtn define the surrounding terrain. Small water bodies including Wolcott Pond, Perch Pond, and Zack Woods Pond are tucked into the upland valleys, reflecting the varied topography of the Vermont countryside as it appeared in the late 2010s.