2013 Map of Andes

About this map

Andes serves as the central hub of this Catskill Mountain region, where the convergence of Tremper Kill and Liddle Brook historically shaped the village's development. The landscape is defined by its deep hollows and high points like Grays Mountain and Calhoun Hill, with a network of rural roads tracing the steep terrain. Long-established farmsteads such as Bush Creek Farm, Hemlock Springs Farm, and Tuttle Farm are scattered throughout, indicating the area's enduring agricultural character. Genealogists will find significant value in the distribution of local burial grounds, including the Andes Village Cem and several more secluded sites like Herr Cem and Shaver Hollow Road Cem. To the north, the waters of Lake Delaware and Silver Lake punctuate the upland forest, while the southern reaches are marked by the Arena Reservoir and the drainage of the Bush Kill.