2013 Map of Childwold

About this map

Massawepie Lake and the grounds of Camp Massawepie anchor the southeastern corner of this Adirondack landscape, where water and woodland topography dictate the local road network. The Raquette River winds through the center of the quadrangle, punctuated by Jamestown Falls and Moosehead Rapids before reaching the broad Carry Falls Reservoir to the northwest. These waterways, along with the Jordan River and Grass River Flow, define the region's character as a crossroads of river systems. Small settlements like Childwold, Sevey Corners, and Gale are connected by routes such as Sevey Rd and Bancroft Rd, reflecting a quiet rural development pattern centered on major lakes and river crossings. Notable landmarks include the prominent Moosehead Mountain and numerous ponds like Catamount Pond and Sevey Pond.