2016 Map of Earlville

About this map

Earlville sits at the northern edge of this Chenango and Madison County landscape, where the Sangerfield River flows south to join the Chenango River. The valley floor is defined by a dense network of country roads and several established burial grounds, including Earlville Cem and the Willcox Cem. To the west, the terrain rises toward Negro Hill and Upperville, while the central portion is anchored by the village of Smyrna. This area is particularly rich for genealogical research, featuring numerous family-named landmarks and small cemeteries such as Smyrna East Cem, West End Cem, and the Stover Cem located near Sherburne Four Corners. The drainage patterns of Cold Spring Brook and Crooked Brook highlight the agricultural character of the region, which is also served by the small Morin Airport located east of Smyrna. In the southeast, the village of Sherburne is situated near the confluence of the Chenango River and Handsome Brook.