Documents & Forms
Maps
- Thompson Town Forest Trail Map - Map of a loop trail at the Thompson Town Forest at the end of Gale Road. Trail passes cellar holes, well and remnants of an old sap house and includes descriptive signs along the way.
- Ella Stroud Memorial Forest Trail Map - Map with loop walking trail, snowmobile trail and unique wetlands (tupelo swamp)
- Cogswell Mountain Conservation Area Trail Map - Trail map showing trails to the east and middle summit of Cogswell Mountain and to the observation platform at the beaver pond. Trail heads at the end of Lou Lane and behind the Year-Round Library.
- Joe Urner Trail at Meeting House Pond- Trail follows the eastern edge of the hay field, past the Tom Howe Retting Pond, splitting into a loop, and continuing to a ledge on the shore of Meeting House Pond.
- Town Forests - Map showing location and name of each Town Forest as of March, 2008
- Conservation Lands - Map of conserved lands in Gilmanton as of March 2010
- Surface Waters and Wetlands - Map showing National Wetland Inventory (NWI) wetlands and USGS wetlands.
- Unfragmented Lands - Unfragmented lands represent areas of the landscape that are not crossed by publicly traveled roads. Development fragments existing habitat into blocks that are often too small to support stable populations of some native species.
- Natural Resource Co-occurrence - Areas where multiple natural resources occur are shown in darker shades.
Miscellaneous Documents
- Town Forest Ordinance
- Natural Resources Inventory, September 2004
- Natural Resources Inventory Appendices
- Bio-Solids
- NHDES Newsletter
- The Municipal EcoLink
- New Law Banning Sale of Older, Uncertified Outdoor Wood Boilers - Effective 7/1/2017: Specifically, the law prohibits the sale, purchase, or installation of any residential OWB that is not certified by EPA.
- NHDES Cautions about Cyanobateria - People and their pets should avoid contact with the tell-tale green blooms of cyanobacteria; be diligent in avoiding waters with signs of cyanobacteria: green scum, light green or blue flecks on surface, or a green hue to the water or water's edge.
- This is an Emerald Ash Borer Quarantine Zone! - The purpose of the quarantine is to support state management efforts to slow ash mortality caused by emerald ash borer; it prohibits the movement of materials capable of transporting emerald ash borer, unless it is in accordance with federal regulations.