2013 Map of Camden East

About this map

Camden and its surrounding hamlets are defined by the winding hydrology of the Mad River and the W Br Fish Cr. This 2013 survey captures the area’s longstanding rural character, centered on the intersection of local industry and transport at McConnellsville and the residential clusters near Blossvale. For genealogists and family researchers, the map is particularly detailed in its inventory of burial sites, including Forest Park Cem, Saint Johns Cem, and Forest Lawn Cem clustered near the main settlement, along with the Old Protestant Cem further east. The landscape transitions from the developed grid of Camden to the high ground at Corkin Hill and Pine Hill, with the Oneida City Reservoir tucked into the northeast corner. This geography illustrates a community built around the water power and natural resources of the Tug Hill region, maintaining its footprint through small hamlets like Dibbletown and Blennes Corner.