2016 Map of Lexington
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
Lexington serves as a primary hub for this terrain, where Schoharie Creek flows past the Lexington Cem and under the Schoharie Creek Bridge. The landscape is defined by deep valleys like Peck Hollow and Mink Hollow, carved by a complex network of waterways including West-Kill and East-Kill. Settlement follows these corridors, with small communities such as Jewett Center and Spruceton situated near the headwaters of mountain streams.
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