1964 Map of Lake Ozonia

About this map

Lake Ozonia dominates the western portion of this 1964 survey, showing the intricate network of water and mountains at the boundary of St Lawrence and Franklin counties. Situated within the Adirondack State Park, the landscape is defined by high points like Azure Mountain, which features a Lookout Tower, and the broad expanse of the State Forest Preserve. The map illustrates the specialized terrain of the northern Adirondacks, from the steep Stacy Bluff and Cat Hill to the wetlands of The Meadows. Small, isolated outposts such as Center Camp appear near the Ozonia Outlet, while a series of interconnected water bodies like Dexter Lake, Weller Pond, and Bens Pond suggest a region shaped by natural drainage and seasonal timber or recreational activity. The presence of several passes, including Eagle Pass, Deer Pass, and Arquett Pond Pass, highlights the established routes through these summits during the mid-20th century.