2013 Map of Deerland

About this map

Long Lake and its surrounding mountain peaks dominate this early 21st-century topographic study of the central Adirondacks. The settlement of Deerland sits at the junction of the lake and its southern inlets, while the village of Long Lake serves as a hub of activity further north, evidenced by the Po, Long Lake Cem, and the prominent Long Lake Bridge. This era shows a landscape managed for recreation and conservation, with the Adirondack Park Preserve and Lake Eaton State Camp providing public access to the wilderness. Significant hiking infrastructure is present, notably the Northville Lake Placid Trl winding through the southeast. The map details a complex water system where the Raquette River flows near Buttermilk Falls, connecting various high-altitude basins like Minnow Pond and South Pond beneath the shadows of Mt Sabattis and Owls Head Mtn.