1994 Map of Cornwall-on-Hudson
USGS Topo · Published 2000About this map
Storm King State Park and the high ridges of Schunnemunk Mountain define the southwestern landscape of this Hudson Highlands quadrangle, where the Hudson River meets the steep slopes of Whitehorse Mtn and Butter Hill. This area is characterized by a dense concentration of military and educational institutions, most notably the U S Military Academy West Point grounds in the south and the Stewart Army Sub-Post near Stewart Airport in the north. The winding path of Moodna Creek connects the industrial and residential clusters of Firthcliffe and Salisbury Mills before reaching the riverside at Cornwall Landing. Historical sites like Knox Headquarters and the Temple Hill Monument sit among a landscape carved by the Catskill Aqueduct and the Conrail rail lines, reflecting the region's enduring importance as a corridor for defense, transportation, and water infrastructure for the state.
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