1966 Map of Bolton Landing
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
Lake George and the Schroon River define the eastern and western boundaries of this mid-1960s study within the Adirondack State Park. The shoreline of Northwest Bay is a focal point, featuring prominent landforms like Montcalm Point, Braley Point, and the numerous islands of the Huddle Bay area, including Dome Island and Green Island. The map records a landscape where recreation and quiet settlements overlap, from the Golf Course near Federal Hill to the cluster of homes and services at Bolton Landing. Interior heights such as Cat Mountain and Lamb Hill rise above valley water bodies like Trout Lake and Edgecomb Pond, which serves as a critical local reservoir. Genealogists will find interest in the scattered burial sites, including New Vermont Cem, Federal Hill Cem, and Lamb Hill Cem, documenting the area's older highland communities.
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