2016 Map of Jackson Summit

About this map

Tomantown and Jackson Summit anchor this landscape along the border of Hamilton and Fulton Counties, where a network of local roads like Tannery Rd and Tolemantown Rd connect small upland settlements. The area is defined by a series of peaks and ridges, including Shaker Mtn, Steele Mtn, and Bernhardt Mtn, which separate the various valley basins. Water management and drainage are prominent features of the geography, evidenced by the Jackson Summit Reservoir and Cameron Reservoir, alongside numerous vlys and swamps such as Johnson Swamp and Racker Vly. For those looking into local history or genealogy, the map identifies small, remote locations like Lindsley Corners and the Bleecker Cem, providing a clear view of the rural settlement patterns and high-country hydrology near the southern Adirondack foothills.