1964 Map of Lake Titus

About this map

Adirondack State Park dominates this portion of Franklin County, where the topography of the northern Adirondacks is defined by prominent peaks and extensive waterways. The sprawling Lake Titus and the Deer River Flow serve as central landmarks, surrounded by heights such as Titusville Mountain and Mt Immortelle. Evidence of small-scale industry and community life appears in the southeastern quadrant near Duane Center, where the Ladd Cem and St Marys Ch sit near the shore of Lake Duane. The landscape is a complex network of glacial features, from the deep Tamarack Swamp to the distinctive granite profile of Elephants Head. This survey reflects an era of preservation, showing the boundaries of the State Forest Preserve alongside scattered human footprints like the Gravel Pits and the quiet waters of Twin Ponds.