1966 Map of Bolton Landing
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
The eastern shore of Lake George and the village of Bolton Landing are central to this mid-1960s study of Warren County's topography. Within the Adirondack State Park, the landscape rises from the developed shoreline at Huddle Bay and Basin Bay toward the interior heights of Cat Mountain and Lamb Hill. This era shows a transition between traditional mountain life and growing tourism, with legacy features like the New Vermont Cem and Federal Hill Cem situated near newer recreation sites like the local Golf Course. To the west, the Schroon River valley defines the boundary, featuring the settlement of Riverbank and the modern footprint of Interchange 24. The map provides detailed coastal views of numerous islands, including Green Island, Crown Island, and Dome Island, reflecting the complex geography of the lake's Northwest Bay.
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