2010 Map of Champlain

About this map

Champlain and Chazy anchor this northern New York landscape near the Canadian border, where the industrial and agricultural heritage of Clinton County is etched into the terrain. The Great Chazy River snakes through the village of Champlain, passing near the Glenwood Cemetery and Saint Marys Cemetery, while the Little Chazy River defines the southern portion of the quadrangle. Along the western shore of Lake Champlain, the map details the maritime transition from the Chazy Boat Basin to the historic Chazy Landing, a critical point of lake access. Inland, the presence of the Chazy Orchard suggests the enduring importance of fruit production in this region. This survey captures a moment of modern connectivity where Interstate 87 bisects a land still governed by its natural waterways and family-named roads like Perry Mills Rd and Miner Farm Rd.