2010 Map of Boonville

About this map

Boonville serves as the central hub for this upstate New York landscape, situated where the Black River and Moose Creek converge near the northeastern corner of the map. The village layout is defined by its historic water-management infrastructure, notably the Boonville Reservoir and the Canal Towpath which follows the waterway north past Hawkinsville. To the south, the terrain descends along the Lansing Kill through Hurlbutville, where the dramatic drop of Pixley Falls highlights the region's steep geography. This 2010 survey illustrates a mix of traditional agriculture and recreational spaces, including the Maple Lawn Golf Course and several prominent heights like Potato Hill and Jackson Hill. Researchers can find evidence of early settlement patterns at the Hayes Cemetery and Egypt Cemetery, while more modern infrastructure is noted at the Boonville Landing Field.