2012 Map of Bash Bish Falls

About this map

Bash Bish Falls and the surrounding tri-state highlands mark a landscape defined by high peaks and scattered water bodies where Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York meet. The terrain is dominated by significant elevations such as Mount Everett, Bear Mountain, and Mount Frissell, providing a backdrop for small settlements like Guilder Hollow and Taconic. This 2012 survey illustrates a region where local infrastructure and natural landmarks are closely intertwined, featuring the Mount Washington Lookout Tower and the Churchill Cem near the banks of Dry Brook. The southern portion of the quadrangle opens into the expansive waters of Washining Lake and Washinee Lake, which together form the Twin Lakes area. Winding roads such as Plantain Pond Rd and Mountain Rd connect these remote valleys and ridges, tracing the historic routes through the Taconic Mountains.