2016 Map of Edinburg

About this map

Edinburg and Batchellerville stand on opposite shores of Great Sacandaga Lake, connected by the prominent Sacandaga Reservoir Bridge. This 2016 survey illustrates the local topography of the southern Adirondack foothills, where the flooded valley of the Sacandaga River creates a significant water body that dominates the western landscape. Notable historic landmarks include the Copeland Covered Bridge near Beecher Cr, a site of local heritage value. To the east, the terrain rises sharply toward Fox Hill and Maxon Ridge, a region characterized by a high concentration of wetlands and smaller water bodies like Steele Reservoir, Ireland Vly, and Thousand Acre Swamp. Small rural settlements such as Fayville and Glenwild are documented along with family-named infrastructure, including Partridge Cem and Brooks Cem, which offer significant data for those researching the genealogy of Fulton and Saratoga counties.