2012 Map of Woodstock North

About this map

The Ottauquechee River winds through the southern edge of this Windsor County landscape, anchoring the village of Woodstock and its iconic Middle Covered Bridge. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent peaks and gaps, including Hurricane Hill, Mount Tom, and The Gulf, which have shaped the local economy and recreation. During this era, the region's character as a winter sports destination is evident at the Suicide Six Ski Area and Sonneberg Ski Area, while the Silver Lake Camping Area in Barnard serves as a focal point for summer activity. Genealogy and local history are well-represented by a high density of burial grounds such as Old Cem, Barnard Cem, and the South Barnard Cem. The map traces a complex network of rural routes like Cloudland Rd and Hewitt Hill Rd that connect smaller hamlets such as Prosper, South Pomfret, and East Barnard.