1986 Map of Woodbury

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Glacial ponds and dense granite Quarries define this mid-1980s landscape at the intersection of Washington, Lamoille, and Caledonia counties. The area is characterized by a high concentration of water bodies, including the sprawling Greenwood Lake and the smaller Mirror Lake, which sit amidst the elevations of Woodbury Mtn and Foster Hill. Settlement is concentrated along the central north-south corridor through Woodbury, South Woodbury, and North Calais, with many of the local roads following the drainage of the Kingsbury Branch. This era shows the preservation of the forest character through established zones like the Putnam State Forest and the Buck Lake Wildlife Management Area. Genealogists and local historians can find specific community nodes like Maple Corner, while the presence of numerous quarries east of the main villages points to the region's long-standing stone industry.