2010 Map of Baldwinsville

About this map

Baldwinsville stands as a central hub at the confluence of the Seneca River and the Oneida River, where they join to form the northward-flowing Oswego River. The landscape is defined by the legacy of New York's waterway network, including the Erie Canal and the Oswego Canal, which pass through towns like Phoenix and Belgium. This area is punctuated by river islands such as Horseshoe Island, Bonsted Island, and Fobes Island, alongside several historic burial grounds like Chase Cemetery and Pendergast Cemetery that reflect the region's long-established settlement patterns. To the north, the suburban development of Radisson and Village Green contrasts with the more rural reaches of Hinmansville and Wrights Corners. Local infrastructure like the Rabbit Lane Airport and several major county routes illustrate the modern transport patterns that have grown alongside the original river-and-canal economy.