2016 Map of Ellenburg Depot OE N

About this map

The international border between Canada and the United States of America defines the southern edge of this northern terrain, where the boundary between the two nations meets the northernmost reaches of Clinton County, New York. This landscape is primarily defined by its hydrology and rural road networks that cross the border into Quebec. A distinctive water feature known as The Gulf sits near the international line, marking a point where the local topography transitions toward the St. Lawrence River valley. The map documents the intricate drainage patterns and small ponds that characterize this borderland, providing a clear record of the geographic intersection between northern New York and the Canadian province of Quebec during the early twenty-first century.