2019 Map of Carlisle

About this map

The agricultural landscape of the Montgomery and Schoharie county border is defined by upland ridges and small hamlets connected by an intricate network of county roads. Hamlets such as Currytown, Rural Grove, and Charleston Four Corners serve as historic nodes in a region characterized by small-scale aviation and deep-rooted community sites. Genealogists will find a wealth of burial records across this terrain, from the Haight Family Burial Ground and Friends Cem to the Currytown Reformed Church Cem. Waterways like Yatesville Cr and Flat Creek navigate the undulating topography, while larger natural features such as Bear Swamp and Little Bear Swamp mark the lowlands. The survey also notes Russell Airport and The Ranch Airport, reflecting the persistence of private aviation in rural New York. This area remains largely agrarian, with modern roads following established routes through Corbin Hill and Lykers, maintaining the spatial patterns of earlier centuries.