2015 Map of Woodbury

About this map

Woodbury and South Woodbury anchor this landscape of the central Vermont hills, where an intricate network of glacial ponds and narrow brooks defines the local geography. The area is characterized by significant topographic relief, rising toward Woodbury Mtn and Eagle Ledge. Water is a dominant feature, with large bodies like Greenwood Lake, Mirror Lake, and Curtis Pond connected by various waterways such as Kingsbury Brook and Pekin Brook. Local history is preserved in the location of the South Woodbury Cem and Robinson Cem, which sit alongside historic routes like N Calais Rd and Dodge Rd. In the southern portion, the settlement of North Calais serves as a gateway to the neighboring pond-dense terrain, illustrating the enduring relationship between Vermont's village centers and its complex, water-carved highlands.