2010 Map of Indian Lake

About this map

The settlement of Sabael serves as the primary outpost on the western shore of Indian Lake, where Lakeshore Dr skirts the water's edge below Porter Mountain. This Central Adirondack landscape is defined by the elongated reach of the lake, which stretches north toward the The Narrows and Lake Abanakee. The shoreline is heavily articulated with points and islands, including Kirpens Island, Doherty Island, and Camp Island, while the surrounding terrain is dominated by prominent peaks such as Moose Mountain and Crotched Pond Mountain. To the south and east, the drainage network becomes intricate, featuring John Mack Pond and the Kunjamuk River. Local travel is marked by narrow corridors like Jerry Savarie Rd and Pratt Rd, which navigate the steep rises of Birch Hill and Baldface Mountain, illustrating the region's enduring character as a high-elevation wilderness area.