2010 Map of Hartwood
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
The Neversink River carves through the eastern portion of this Sullivan County landscape, passing landmarks like High Falls and Denton Falls as it flows toward Oakland Valley. This 2010 survey reflects a region defined by its numerous glacial lakes and private retreats, including the Hartwood Club and Merriewold Park, which center around Hemlock Lake and Merriewold Lake respectively. To the west, the settlement of Forestburg and the nearby Camp Forestburg sit among a dense network of water bodies like Burnt Hope Lake and Panther Pond. The transportation history of the area is visible in the Old R R Right-Of-Way Rd, indicating former rail connections that once serviced these mountain communities. Genealogists will find the Saint Thomas Cemetery and Forestburg Cemetery clearly marked near the western corridor.
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