2013 Map of Jericho

About this map

Jericho and the surrounding Clinton County highlands are defined by a complex network of waterways feeding into the Great Chazy River. In this part of the northern Adirondack foothills, early settlements like Purdys Mill and Alder Bend reflect a landscape shaped by small-scale industry and forestry along Stillwater Brook and Half Mile Brook. The southern portion of the map is protected as part of the Adirondack Park Preserve, where the terrain begins to rise toward features like Big Hill. Local history is embedded in the rural road names, which trace the legacy of families and early settlers through routes such as Lash Rd, Terrien Rd, and Boulrice Rd. The topography near Miner Lake and the broad plateau of Flat Rock further illustrate the distinct transition between the agricultural valley and the more wooded upland wilderness.