2010 Map of Caton

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Whisky Creek and Caton Creek flow through this section of Steuben County, where the southern tier of New York meets the Pennsylvania border. The settlement of Caton serves as a local hub, flanked by historic burial grounds like Elmwood Cemetery and the Buchanan Cemetery to the south. The landscape is defined by elevated terrain such as Spencer Hill and Martin Hill, while the northern reaches include the outskirts of South Corning and Corning Manor near the Chemung River. This era shows a mix of rural community centers like Browntown and agricultural operations such as the Ash Grove Community Farm. Transportation is primarily supported by a network of local routes including County Rte 40A and roads following natural drainage patterns, such as Tannery Creek and Church Creek. In the southwest corner, the confluence of the Tioga River and Cowanesque River marks a significant hydrologic feature near the Seelye Cemetery.