2019 Map of Copenhagen
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
The Deer River carves a significant path through this Jefferson and Lewis County borderland, marked by the dramatic drops of Kings Falls and High Falls as the water moves toward Copenhagen. This modern survey reveals a landscape of enduring agricultural patterns and scattered upland settlements. While centers like Carthage and West Carthage anchor the northeastern corner along the Black River, the interior is defined by smaller hamlets such as Champion and Clark Corners. Genealogists will find a high density of rural burial grounds, including the Hillside, South Champion, and Plank cemeteries, which reflect the generations of families that settled this plateau. The presence of Pleasant Lake and numerous tributary creeks like Sandy and Stebbins highlights the region's complex hydrology and its influence on local road networks.
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