The Heritage Chronicle
Journal
An ongoing editorial index of the natural landmarks catalogued around Chapman Inn. Entries below are ordered by when they joined the Chronicle — the earliest additions cover the summits and waterfalls closest to the front door.
Latest additions
Added April 19, 2026
Messalonskee Lake
Messalonskee Lake is a lake in Kennebec County, Maine, located about 49.5 miles east of Chapman Inn in Bethel, Maine. It appears on the USGS Belgrade…
Added April 19, 2026
Sandwich Mountain
Sandwich Mountain is a summit in Grafton County, New Hampshire, located about 49.5 miles southwest of Chapman Inn in Bethel, Maine. It rises to 3,980 feet…
Added April 19, 2026
Ham Branch
Ham Branch is a stream in Grafton County, New Hampshire, located about 49.3 miles west-southwest of Chapman Inn in Bethel, Maine. It appears on the USGS…
Added April 19, 2026
Sugarloaf Mountain
Sugarloaf Mountain is a summit in Franklin County, Maine, located about 49.2 miles north-northeast of Chapman Inn in Bethel, Maine. It rises to 4,237 feet above…
Added April 19, 2026
Mohawk River
Mohawk River is a stream in Coos County, New Hampshire, located about 49.1 miles northwest of Chapman Inn in Bethel, Maine. It appears on the USGS…
Added April 19, 2026
Desert of Maine
Desert of Maine is a natural feature in Cumberland County, Maine, located about 49.0 miles southeast of Chapman Inn in Bethel, Maine. It appears on the…
Added April 19, 2026
The Cannon Balls
The Cannon Balls is a summit in Grafton County, New Hampshire, located about 48.9 miles west-southwest of Chapman Inn in Bethel, Maine. It appears on the…
Added April 19, 2026
Lonesome Lake
Lonesome Lake is a lake in Grafton County, New Hampshire, located about 48.7 miles west-southwest of Chapman Inn in Bethel, Maine. It appears on the USGS…
Added April 19, 2026
Crocker Mountain
Crocker Mountain is a summit in Franklin County, Maine, located about 48.7 miles north-northeast of Chapman Inn in Bethel, Maine. It rises to 4,229 feet above…
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How the Chronicle is built
Every entry in the Journal is sourced from public-domain U.S. Geological Survey data and enriched with Wikidata and OpenStreetMap. Read the full methodology for data sources, refresh cadence, and correction procedures.