1964 Map of Ellenburg Depot

About this map

Ellenburg Depot serves as a primary point of interest along the northern New York borderlands during the mid-1960s. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the North Branch Great Chazy River and the English River, which flow through a mix of forested tracts and rural clearings. Significant areas are designated as State Forest Preserve, indicating a region where conservation and timber lands intersect with early 19th-century infrastructure like the Military Turnpike. Genealogists will find the locations of St Edmunds Cem and Sheldon Hill Cem useful for tracing local family histories. Smaller settlements like Clinton Mills and Dannemora Crossing illustrate the traditional hamlet-based development of Clinton County, while the international boundary with Quebec, Canada, is clearly marked along the northern edge of the survey.