2019 Map of Gallupville

About this map

Quaker Street and Gallupville anchor a landscape defined by the intersection of three counties — Schenectady, Schoharie, and Albany. This region of New York is characterized by numerous small aviation strips such as Apex Airport, Blue Heron Airport, and Nettie's Place Airport, suggesting a modern rural landscape that maintains its private-pilot infrastructure. The hydrography is particularly notable, with the Normans Kill and Bozen Kill flowing in the north while Fox Creek winds through the southern terrain near Zimmer Hill. Genealogists will find a wealth of burial records across the quadrangle, from the Gallupville Rural Cem to the Berne and Beaverdam Cem and the small Barton Hill Cem. The presence of the CSX railroad corridor near Delanson indicates the continued importance of this historic transportation route for the village of Quaker Street.