South Egremont and the clustered settlements of Egremont sit at the foot of the Taconic Range along the Massachusetts and New York border. This terrain is defined by its water and high peaks, with Green River and Seekonk Brook winding through the lowlands between Mt Fray and Vossburg Hill. The map shows a clear distinction between the agricultural valley floors, such as Egremont Plain, and the steep, preserved slopes to the south and west. Significant landmarks include the Walter J. Koladza Airport and the campus of Bard Coll at Simon's Rock near the eastern edge. Along the southern ridges, the Appalachian National Scenic Trail traverses the summits of Mt Bushnell and Jug End, offering a detailed view of the corridor preserved for conservation. Local history is anchored by sites like Riverside Cem and the residential growth radiating from the village centers.
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1885 · Sheffield
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1888 · Sheffield
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1888 · Pittsfield
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1890 · Pittsfield
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1891 · Sheffield
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1893 · Sheffield
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1893 · Pittsfield
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1894 · Pittsfield
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1897 · Pittsfield
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1897 · Sheffield
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