2013 Map of Chestertown

About this map

The hamlets of Chestertown and Pottersville anchor this 2013 survey of the southeastern Adirondacks, where the Schroon River and Interstate 87 carve a north-south corridor through the mountains. This modern topography documents a landscape defined by its glacial heritage, featuring a concentration of recreationally significant water bodies including Schroon Lake, Friends Lake, Loon Lake, and the western edge of Brant Lake. Much of the area falls within the Adirondack Park Preserve, protecting landmarks like the Adirondack Natural Stone Bridge on Trout Brook. Smaller settlements such as Starbuckville and South Horicon are shown along the river, illustrating the persistent importance of valley routes. The map provides a detailed view of the local road network, from established routes like Olmstedville Rd to specialized tracks like Camp-A-Lot Rd, reflecting the area's dual identity as both a year-round community and a seasonal mountain destination.