2011 Map of Louisville

About this map

The Saint Lawrence River serves as a major international boundary here, dividing the northern reaches of New York from Canada. This landscape is defined by its complex shoreline, where the Saint Lawrence Seaway passes through a series of shoals and islands including Wilson Hill Island, Nichols Hill Island, and Bradford Island. The interior is drained by the Grass River, which flows toward the settled area of Louisville. A network of local roads such as the Wilson Hill Cswy and Louisville-Wilson Hill Rd connect the riverfront points to the agricultural and residential centers. Genealogists may find interest in the Saint Lawrence Cemetery located near the riverbank, and the distinct community clusters at Louisville Corner and the primary village of Louisville. The presence of numerous shoals like Cat Island Shoal and Gooseneck Island Shoal highlights the navigational challenges inherent in this stretch of the river.