1958 Map of Bashbish Falls

About this map

The dramatic tri-state border region where Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York converge is defined by the steep elevation of the Taconic Mountains. High-altitude water bodies like Riga Lake and South Pond drain toward the eastern valley, while the iconic Bashbish Falls drops through the Bashbish Falls State Forest to the west. The landscape is a mix of protected wilderness and established educational and religious institutions, including the Berkshire Sch and the Union Ch near the center of the Mount Washington area.