2013 Map of Champlain OE N

About this map

The Great Chazy River flows through the southern reaches of this landscape on the northern border of New York. In the early 21st century, this area of Clinton County remains primarily rural, defined by a sparse network of local roads and the international border between the United States and Quebec. Key transit routes such as Perry Mills Rd and Glass Rd provide access to the river valley, while W Service Rd and Meridan Rd serve the northern farmsteads and open terrain. The mapping reveals a quiet, open landscape where the watercourse of the Great Chazy River provides the primary natural landmark in a region otherwise characterized by its grid-like agricultural roads like Gamlaw Rd.