
Keeseville sits at the southwestern edge of this survey, where the Ausable River carves through the famous Ausable Chasm. The landscape is defined by the river's descent toward Lake Champlain, passing landmarks like Rainbow Falls and Alice Falls before reaching the marshy delta near Ausable Point. To the east, the shoreline at Port Kent provides a gateway to the lake, while the waters are dotted with significant landmasses including Valcour Island, known for its strategic position, and the smaller Schuyler Island.
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