1967 Map of Lake Huntington

About this map

Lake Huntington and the surrounding hamlets of western Sullivan County are depicted during a period of established recreation and rural life. The landscape is dominated by a high density of water bodies, including Kenoza Lake, Toronto Lake, and the expansive Lake Superior, suggesting the area's importance for seasonal camps and tourism. Settlement patterns are concentrated at crossroads like Fosterdale and the Hurd Settlement, while the southern reaches feature the Tenmile River Camps near the winding Tenmile River. The map captures the network of local roads such as Jaketown Road and Puckyhuddle Road that connected these scattered communities and lakeside retreats. Local industry is represented by small-scale resource extraction like the Quarry near Pine Lake and a Gravel Pit along the Tenmile River, providing a look at the mid-century infrastructure supporting this Catskills region.