2016 Map of Geneva North

About this map

Geneva and Waterloo anchor this 2016 survey of the Finger Lakes region, where the border of Ontario and Seneca Counties bisects a landscape defined by glacial drumlins and historical burial grounds. The southern portion of the map is dominated by the Seneca River, flowing through East Geneva and Border City, while the northern terrain is punctuated by small water bodies like Junius Ponds and Bullhead Pond. For genealogists, the map is an exceptional resource, recording numerous family and religious burial sites including the Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Cemetery and the Quaker Cemetery. Small rural crossroads such as Five Points, West Junius, and Packwood Corners indicate the persistent settlement patterns of this agricultural and riparian corridor, linked by a dense network of roads such as Tin Can Aly and Grange Hall Rd.