According to the United States Census Bureau, the location has a total area of 25.1 square kilometerkm sq (9.7 square miles). No significant portion of the area is covered with water, although there are a number of streams. Bean's Grant is bordered to the east by Chandler's Purchase, New HampshireChandler's Purchase, to the southeast by Cutt's Grant, New HampshireCutt's Grant, to the southwest by Hart's Location, New HampshireHart's Location and Carroll, New HampshireCarroll, and to the northwest by Crawford's Purchase, New HampshireCrawford's Purchase. The only roadway in the grant is Base Road, running from the Jefferson Notch Road (a small section of which is also in the Grant) to the nearby Mount Washington Cog RailwayCog Railway at Marshfield Station, New HampshireMarshfield Station, to the east. Many mountains of the Presidential Range are located here, including Mount Pierce (New Hampshire)Mount Pierce, Mount Jackson (New Hampshire)Mount Jackson and Mount Webster (Coos County, New Hampshire)Mount Webster, each of which is traversed by the Appalachian Trail. Mount Pierce is the highest point in Bean's Grant, measuring 4,310 foot (unit of length)feet (1,314 meters) above sea level). Brooks in the grant drain east to the Saco River or west to the Ammonoosuc River. Several popular hiking trails to the Presidential Range traverse the grant, originating near Saco Lake or further south in Crawford Notch. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bean's_Grant%2C_New_Hampshire