2011 Map of Camillus
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Ninemile Creek meanders through the heart of Onondaga County, passing the established village of Camillus. This landscape is defined by its deep historical connection to New York's waterway network, featuring both the modern Erie Canal in the north and the visible remnants of the Old Erie Canal as it cuts through Amboy. The terrain shifts from the lowland flats near the Seneca River to the prominent heights of Sorrel Hill and the distinctive formation known as The Alps in the south near Marcellus Falls.
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