2010 Map of Long Tom Mountain

About this map

Adirondack Park lands dominate this part of Saint Lawrence County, where the South Branch Grass River winds through a dense network of high peaks and isolated water bodies. The terrain is defined by a series of named summits, including Long Tom Mountain, Wheeler Mountain, and Buck Mountain, which overlook a complex hydrography of ponds and flows. To the north, the Massawe pie Lake and the smaller Boottree Pond are accessible via Massawe pie Rd, while the southern reaches features the larger Horseshoe Lake. The distribution of features like Burntbridge Pond and its Burntbridge Outlet illustrate a landscape largely untouched by modern development, characterized instead by natural landmarks such as Douglas Rock and Hardwood Island. This area serves as a primary example of the high-elevation wilderness found in the northern Adirondacks, preserving the same nomenclature and drainage patterns documented by earlier generations of surveyors.