2013 Map of Jackson Summit

About this map

Jackson Summit and the surrounding southern Adirondack landscape are defined by a complex network of upland streams and small settlements. The area is characterized by the flow of W Stony Cr and its tributaries, which cut through a terrain of named peaks including Shaker Mtn, Whiskey Hill, and Lawyer Mtn. Within the Adirondack Park Preserve, the map shows a pattern of high-altitude water management, featuring the Jackson Summit Reservoir and Cameron Reservoir. Small, established crossroads such as Lindsley Corners and Bowlers Corners anchor the local road network, while sites like Bleecker Cem and Buttermilk Falls provide specific points of interest for local historians. This 2013 survey documents the modern footprint of these remote settlements and their relationship to the protected wilderness.