2010 Map of Grampus Lake

About this map

Adirondack Park land dominates this 2010 topographic record of the Harrietstown vicinity, defined by an intricate network of waterways and isolated peaks. Large water bodies such as McRorie Lake and the western edge of Long Lake anchor the eastern side of the quadrangle, while Grampus Lake and Mohegan Lake occupy the central and western reaches. The landscape is shaped by notable elevations including Grampus Lake Mountain, Rock Pond Mountain, and Mud Pond Mountain, which rise above a series of smaller ponds and streams. A primitive road network consisting of Moose Ponds Rd and Langely Park Rd provides limited access to these interior waters. The presence of features like Landing Bay, Watch Rock, and Round Island along the shoreline of Long Lake suggests a landscape defined by seasonal recreational use and wilderness preservation rather than industrial development.