2010 Map of Forestport

About this map

Forestport serves as the focal point of this Adirondack foothills landscape, where the Black River and Woodhull Creek converge near the Alder Pond dam. The early 21st-century topography reveals a complex network of water and local industry, featuring the historic Bardwell Mill on Baker Brook and the Boonville Incorporated Airport to the northwest. To the south, Kayuta Lake dominates the terrain, fed by several tributaries including Gulf Creek and Indian Creek. Traces of earlier settlements and community life are visible through the Catholic Cemetery and smaller hamlets such as Woodhull and Honnedaga. The geography is further defined by natural landmarks like Crandall Falls on the Little Black Creek and the expansive Tamarack Swamp, illustrating the transition from managed rural lands to the dense hydrology of the New York interior.