2013 Map of Haverstraw
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Haverstraw Bay dominates this view of the lower Hudson Valley, where the river widens significantly between the western cliffs and the eastern peninsulas. The historic Stony Point Light House guards the narrow passage north of the bay, marking a landscape defined by significant elevation changes from the water's edge to peaks like High Tor and South Mountain. On the western shore, the residential patterns of New City, Congers, and Garnerville show the modern suburban character of Rockland County, while the eastern shore is marked by the distinct village of Croton-on-Hudson.
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