2013 Map of Hannibal

About this map

Ninemile Cr and its tributaries form the primary drainage pattern for this section of Oswego County, where a network of crossroads settlements connects the agricultural landscape. The village of Hannibal serves as the central hub, supported by smaller hamlets such as Hannibal Center, North Hannibal, and South Hannibal. The map reveals a persistent local reliance on the land, evidenced by specialized agricultural sites like Wiltse's Fruit Farm and Enchantment Acres Flower Farm. For genealogists, the landscape is dotted with small burial grounds including Bethel Cem and Mosher Cem, which provide clues to the region's family-centered settlement history. The presence of Metcalf Siding in the northeast corner points to the area's rail transport heritage, while the varied terrain of Harris Hill and the wetlands around Muck Cr illustrate the environmental factors that shaped early road placements and farm boundaries.