1966 Map of Keeseville

About this map

The dramatic gorge of Ausable Chasm defines the interior of this Lake Champlain coastal survey, showing where the river cuts through the landscape toward the Upper Mouth and Lower Mouth. The village of Keeseville anchors the southern end of the sheet, surrounded by several family and parish burial grounds including Evergreen Cem and St Johns Cem. Along the lake, the Delaware and Hudson RR follows the shoreline through Port Kent and north toward Valcour, providing a vital transit link between the Adirondacks and the lakefront.