2010 Map of Claverack

About this map

Claverack and its neighboring hamlets define this landscape of the eastern Hudson Valley, where historic milling sites and agricultural traditions remain visible in the geography. The map documents several legacy industrial points including Red Mills, Linlithgo Mills, and Glenco Mills, situated along the winding paths of Claverack Creek and Taghkanic Creek. These waterways, punctuated by Buttermilk Falls and High Falls, historically powered the local economy and continue to shape the placement of small settlements like Churchtown and Hollowville. The eastern portion of the quadrangle is dominated by the Taconic State Pkwy, which cuts through the terrain near Manor Rock and Taghkanic. Agricultural use is specifically noted at Taconic Orchards near the southern boundary, while local infrastructure is anchored by the Churchtown Reservoir and various ponds such as Stever Pond and Forest Pond that dot the countryside.