1967 Map of Lake Huntington

About this map

The recreational and rural landscape of Sullivan County unfolds across this 1960s survey, characterized by a dense network of water bodies and summer camps. Small lakeside communities like Lake Huntington and Kenoza Lake anchor the region, while the Tenmile River Camps occupy the southern reaches near the Tenmile River. The map reveals a transition from traditional agriculture to a hospitality-driven economy, evidenced by the numerous named ponds such as Lake Superior and Toronto Lake alongside a Golf Course. Local genealogy is preserved through family-named landmarks like Fosterdale, Hurd Settlement, and Tylertown, as well as older infrastructure like the New Turnpike Road. Settled hamlets like Cochecton Center and Falls Mills provide a glimpse into the region's scattered development pattern before modern expansion, maintaining a character defined by its creeks and ridges.