2010 Map of Brainardsville

About this map

Brainardsville and the nearby settlement of The Forge sit at a significant transition point between the northern farmlands and the dense woods of the Adirondack Park. The landscape is defined by the Chateaugay River system, which flows north through Lower Chateaugay Lake and the Chateaugay Narrows. Industrial history is grounded in labels like Blairs Kiln, while local genealogy is well-documented through several burial sites including Bigelow Cemetery, Bunker Hill Cemetery, and Morningside Cemetery. High peaks such as Soulia Mountain and Baldy Mountain overlook a complex network of waterways, including Figure Eight Pond and the Little Trout River. This survey captures the rural character of northern New York, where family-named roads like Titus Rd and Reynolds Rd provide access to the foothills and valleys.