2019 Map of Hannibal

About this map

Hannibal serves as the central hub of this agricultural and creek-threaded landscape on the border of Oswego and Cayuga Counties. The geography is defined by a series of north-flowing waterways, including Sterling Valley Cr and Ninemile Cr, which create the drainage patterns for the surrounding hamlets. Small, localized settlements such as North Hannibal, Hannibal Center, and South Hannibal are scattered throughout the quadrangle, each marked by historical burial grounds like the Fairdale Rural Cem and Hannibal Center Cem. In the northwest corner, North Sterling sits near the headwaters of McMullen Pond, illustrating the persistent rural character of this region. The road network, including names like Peat Bed Rd and Muck Rd, hints at the local soil composition and the likely history of swamp drainage or specialized farming that has shaped the Oswego County countryside for generations.